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Kids playing

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Offers of services in non official places

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Offers of services in non official places

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A way of unofficial communication from small and autonomous service providers and their target customers

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Citybeautification as everwhere. Nice area, old language

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Health, safety and security.

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Red bicyclist roads. Like in Netherlands

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Why are lines missing in the pedestria  crossings everywhere? Familiar to Basques perhaps....

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Athletic Bilbao forever

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Translation of Basque into French and Spanish. But somethings don't translate!

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The french windows where peoplen live behind but can be opened a bit on hot days, like a permeable facase

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What are the signs that are familiar to you? Or that seem particularly familiar to people here?

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What are the signs that are familiar to you? Or that seem particularly familiar to people here?

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Spectacular post office

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They seem collectible, like you could find different ones and collect them through pictures

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Unexpected encounter with musicians in the square

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It's just a bar but....spectacular exterior!

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Beautiful sense of care for the cracks

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Whatever you think about: it is a massively spectacular building that landed from space. An UBO - an unidentified Built Object

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Incredible letter shapes, some quite illegible (M).

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Incredible letter shapes, some quite illegible (M).

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Building facades seems to be holy: signs are not allowed to be outside?

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There is never enough of light

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Real indian New York :)

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Beautifully cared for and crafted shopfront, which welcomes with intrigue. Spectacular in its craft and design for something as everyday as coffee...

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What are the signs that take your breath away?

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What are the signs that take your breath away?

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Basque open to the languages of the world

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Different street levels, different use! (But it's actually a fountain!)

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They can be very welcoming, even though it seems they are too exposed in warmer days.

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Recessed entrance, invites people in (transitional space)

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Inclusive pavement for Visually impaired everywhere

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A ledge for your drinks brings the bar to the street

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A ledge for your drinks brings the bar to the street

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I want to join in their conversation. It looks very inviting.

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I want to join in their conversation. It looks very inviting.

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Umbrela locker

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One of the many bar/restaurants. Walk in, old/young, man/woman, tourists /residents

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No cars. This is an ares people drink coffee, beer, eat and talk. Sign is harsh but impact is welcoming

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Makes the goods accessible - a price point for everyone

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Thought in the details to encourage activity 

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Thought in the details to encourage activity 

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Considering a spot to hang a bag

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An invite to spend time at the market and allow your kids to play while you are here …

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Even if they don't always take the cue!

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Considering families in the market - and inspiration for young cooks

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A seat bolted to the wall in the market while you're waiting for your turn in the butcher!

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A welcoming street, no cars, green. However, the side is totally different

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The open arms of Pintxos and staff at bar Baste

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An accidental playground - light among the dark, makes play feel like disco glamour. A cult classic for families and toddlers in the middle of a cultural centre.

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Protecting what from who?

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Unpleasant feeling

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What is this place? A playground? Weird sitting "bench"?
Doesn't really make you want to stay there....

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Voices amidst a beautified area

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Access to the fountain prohibited by vegetation

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I expect someone wearing a Real Madrid shirt would be unwelcome.

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I expect someone wearing a Real Madrid shirt would be unwelcome.

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Another graffiti voicing another message

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Even in beautiful public street graffiti seem to voice another message

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Traffic signage on road communicating Don't. Stop. Here!

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Car drivers before red light stop on the pedestrian area... Feels kind of aggressive

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Lot of posters, but why?

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Sun terrace (in the rain) that allows no eating, drinking, music, smoking. But yes to flip flops!

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Lottery line up. Looks like a gate. A bank. Something hidden. But important here?

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The green roof + more plants on the square
Gheysa, Keila, Robert

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Francesca …

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Fake bird houses on the fake trees.

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The platform becomes also a hall
Gheysa, Keila, Robert

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Green roof + lettering sign ‘WELCOME TO BILBAO’ on the top of the train station frame.
Gheysa, Keila, Robert