Remake Project

We are a community design center. We currently support two different projects: The Creative Reuse Collective and 911 Studios. More information on both below. 

Creative Reuse Collective - We are supporting the Creative Reuse Network by  empowering makers and supporting the network of creative reuse centers. We do this through promoting uses for discarded materials and publishing best practices. Recently this has looked like hosting workshops at our local museum's makerspace and then turning those into a framework any creative reuse professional can use. We help solve problems of material accessibility. Many materials focused sustainability initiatives exist, but they all place the burden on material cost on the maker itself. We are removing that burden by focusing on placing the materials in the most creative hands and finding social good projects that they can be used for. Our approach is to combine design and supply chain to create the best solutions for all.

911 Studios - We developed 911 studios to answer a community public health disaster: loss of public space. People don't have places to express themselves. We are playing on the emergency association and applying CPR: Creative Public Response. 911 studios gives us the agency to address our needs and safety and belonging. It is a deliberate, intentional space that welcomes everyone to imagine, experience, and enjoy. 

We are looking to empower people rather than tell them what their problems are and how to solve them through our 4 methods: 

1. Media
2. Environmental design
3. Public art
4. Cultural production