We know what design can do. Design has the power to generate transcendental changes. In the Education Group of UNESCO Cities of Design we are working to make this power visible. Urban streets can be defined as organisms that constantly evolve, adapt, and respond to its immediate environment. Their relevance goes beyond being just places to transit. People spend eight times more time in streets as compared to parks which makes its impact quite evident. Biophilia is defined as the innate human instinct to connect with nature and other living beings. It’s about the love of live and the living world; the affinity of human beings for other life forms. For this year’s Street Design Challenge we want students from our cities to use biophilic design as a strategy to beautify a periurban street from around the world. We are thinking about using pollinator gardens, food security projects, biodiversity regeneration and connection with nature to boost creativity from non-centralized populations in our metropolis. Street Design Challenge 2022 is an opportunity to foster international exchange of talent but also to empathize with the reality of our partner design cities around the globe. Your representative team or teams will have 48 hours to virtually visit and develop a project that could help in the crucial steps towards a holistic approach for a healthier and more harmonious future of one street, one community: one city. Join the challenge and let’s design the world we want!