Conversation with Llàtzer Moix and Oriol Clos
In this session, the architect Oriol Clos and journalist Llàtzer Moix will speak at the CCCB about the intellectual legacy of Manuel de Solà-Morales on the occasion of the publication of the book Miradas sobre la ciudad (Views on the City – Acantilado, 2021), which brings together a selection of his best theoretical texts.
Second session "Barcelona Tomorrow"
On the second session of “Barcelona Tomorrow”, we will reflect on innovation, digitalisation and culture as drivers of the future metropolis.
The gardener is a humanist. What ideas help us to imagine the gardens of the 21st century?
For years we tried to urbanize the countryside but now the logic is reversed. What values and meanings does the landscape bring to the city?
Western city planning has often excluded "the others," the territories of disorder. How should we rethink an alternative city model?
The plague of 1347 marked the end of the Siena communal experiment. Can the current pandemic encourage us to rethink cities as spaces of care?
Three floating platforms placed on the Ørestad canal offer local residents leisure spaces on a human scale while also establishing three iconic landmarks giving the new district its own identity.
Several public fountains undergo temporary changes making them accessible and welcoming so that people dare to occupy them in a playful, festive spirit.
In the three days of a summer festival, a street normally occupied by cars becomes home to a swimming pool made from rented pallets and waterproof canvas so that residents can enjoy having contact with water.
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