Driving Urban Transitions · 2025–2027
EDITUA
An innovative interactive incubator of socio-spatial change fostering green urban regeneration, employing AI in gain of the public democracy
The EDITUA project aims to create a new tool, EcoUrban Composer, for mapping urban spaces, taking into account green thinking and integrating technology. The project helps to create added value for urban actors by raising social awareness and civic engagement and responsibility for a sustainable lifestyle. The tool helps to socially engage underused public spaces and create green spaces.
Pilot projects run in Poznań, Tallinn and Volos/Larisa. The partners are Poznań University of Technology (coordinator), the Estonian Academy of Arts, the University of Thessaly, Dortmund University of Technology and the University of Ljubljana.
This page presents the outputs of the Estonian Academy of Arts team.
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01Report 1 · Policy overview
Urban nature in Estonia
The laws, strategies, plans and projects that shape urban biodiversity in Estonian cities, and the gaps between them.
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02Report 2 · Workshop report
Workshop in Poznań
The third consortium workshop, at Poznań University of Technology on 4–6 March 2026: a shared glossary, six decisions, the roadmap and the working rules.
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03Report 3 · Indicators
EcoUrban Composer indicators
25 indicators in five environmental categories, for single interventions and whole blocks. Move the sliders to score a site.
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04Report 4 · Green index
Regreening priority index
A score from 0 to 100 for every square of the Tallinn area: where new, biodiverse green space would reach the most people, above all children.
Also as a map story →
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05Report 5 · Maps
Site finders and a building map
What the two new maps show, how they were made and how far to trust them: the site finders for Tallinn and the 15 counties, made for the Street Studio workshop, and the map of Tallinn by building, parcel and street block.
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06Map · Street Studio
Site finder
An online map for the EDITUA × Street Studio workshop: pick Tallinn or one of Estonia's 15 counties, compose an accessibility index, filter it, and find land that may be vacant, to check on site.
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07Map · Accessibility
Tallinn, building by building
Raul Kalvo's walking accessibility and Report 4's indices, walked from every Tallinn building instead of from grid squares, then averaged per parcel, street block and grid square. Compose the index as in the site finder.
