The Prosperous Metropolis
Day Four “Barcelona Tomorrow”
The economic model and the generation of wealth in the metropolis of the future form the central theme for day four of the “Barcelona Tomorrow” process.
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Appropriations: Architectural Actions for Inhabiting Collective Space
International Workshop ETSAV-CCCB
Workshop organized for students of the ETSAV Department of Architectural Projects who will reflect on the collective space of the European city starting from nine sites in the center of Barcelona.
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Commoning Mobilities: Mobility Justice, Public Space, and Just Transitions
Mobile commoning is enacted within shared practices of movement, momentary gatherings, and fleeting assembly.
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Reading Manuel de Solà-Morales
Conversation with Llàtzer Moix and Oriol Clos
The architect Oriol Clos and journalist Llàtzer Moix 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.
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This Isn’t a Square
What are the differences and similarities between the Arab Spring revolution and the January 2021 assault on the Capitol?
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The Smart Metropolis
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.
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Who Can Breathe
Air management is also a territory of macro and micro disputes of power, of political and ideological visibility.
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Highlighted works
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Public Baths in the Port
Fåborg-Midtfyn (Denmark), 2014
Bathing piers built over the waters of the beautiful Faaborg fjord endow a previously neglected area of the port with a recreational, inclusive dimension.
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Memorial to the abolition of slavery
Nantes (France), 2011
A wharf on the Loire River where slave ships once docked has been renovated with a new riverside walk that replaces a car park, while a memorial space commemorates the slave trade.
