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Re:Create UA Shared the First Works of Talented Contestants from All Over the World on Reconstruction of Buildings Destroyed by War

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Re:CreateUA is a call for architects, artists and designers from around the world. Pick any picture of the ruined Ukrainian building and use all your creativity to show how we should restore it after the war.

The destructed homes and cities are the tragedy for millions of Ukrainians. Your creativity will bring the hope back!

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“Since February, 24 Russia has been constantly bombing Ukrainian peaceful cities with rockets and military aircrafts. Schools, hospitals, Schools, hospitals, neighborhoods, temples, and theaters – more than 3,000 buildings have been destroyed. The Ukrainian people stand for their freedom, but the price for this freedom is the almost destroyed infrastructure of Ukrainian cities.”

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“The whole world is waiting for Ukraine’s victory. And it’s going to happen. Although, we need to be prepared. Because right after we’ll need to rebuild schools, hospitals, neighborhoods for millions of Ukrainians.

That’s why we’re asking architects, illustrators, artists and designer of the world…”

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Donate to support the Ukrainian Red Cross to help civilians in this difficult time for Ukraine. You can donate right now:

Donate page on the URCS website: redcross.org.ua/donate
iRaiser platform donate.redcrossredcrescent.org/ua/donate
(in Ukraine) SMS to the number 88033 Vodafone. The cost of a charity SMS is UAH 20.

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