Gap Filler aims to temporarily activate vacant sites within Christchurch with creative projects, to make for a more interesting, dynamic and vibrant city. Site-specific projects can help us celebrate, mourn and criticise all that we’ve lost; can help us play, experiment and toy with ideas for the future; can make otherwise empty areas active; and can ultimately pave the way in the revitalisation of the city.
Some of the projects include a book exchange, a giant chess set, bicycle-powered cinema, and the Dance-O-Mat which was in use when I went into the city last Saturday.
The Dance-O-Mat is a dance floor with coin operated sound and lighting courtesy of a converted washing machine, and anyone can use it as long as they have an mp3 player to plug in to the system. It looks like so much fun!
What a terrific idea! That looks like so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really neat!
ReplyDeleteand a dance-o-mat looks awesome!!
I have heard about this Dance-O-Mat, but never seen it. I think I need to fix that at some point, 'cos it looks awesome! *goes to investigate*
ReplyDeleteOmg! This is awesome! So fun!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that is awesome! What a smart city-planning department you guys have.
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