Fontanelle.org

Fontanelle.org is a participatory design project that aims to revalorize public drinking fountains as an important cultural and sustainable asset. Addressing the need to preserve these sources of water, it promotes the idea that access to water is a fundamental right, encouraging sustainable hydration practices by reducing the use of plastic bottles.

This platform champions the concept of "Libere - liberi di bere," or "Free - free to drink," highlighting the wastefulness behind the everyday consumption of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and the general over-reliance on bottled water that has evolved from the commodification of this essential resource.

With its mission to change perceptions of water consumption, Fontanelle.org offers users an eco-friendly approach to staying hydrated. By facilitating access to public drinking water and enhancing the historical and aesthetic significance of fountains, this tool serves as a resource for individuals who value environmental sustainability and wish to make a positive impact on their consumption habits.