Debates in the context of the Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism
With Sébastien Marot, Xavier Monteys and Anna Bach we will rethink the connections between the countryside and the city, as well as the future of production and supply models for food and resources.
Debates in the context of the Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism
Striking a balance between the more and less populated areas of the territory in a scenario marked by the effects of the pandemic and the energy crisis will be the focus of this dialogue between José María Ezquiaga, Maria Buhigas and Ricardo Devesa.
Debates in the context of the Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism
How can we spark a dialogue between architecture and people’s desires and needs? With Paloma Strelitz and Cristina Goberna we will look at participatory practices and processes that promote the social function of architecture and urbanism.
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.
Cities offer hope as possible sites of reconciliation between different communities of humans, and between us and other species.
Oficines, locals de planta baixa i entorns públics: l’espai físic és un recurs valuosíssim per redreçar el món després de la dolorosa irrupció del coronavirus.
Mobile commoning is enacted within shared practices of movement, momentary gatherings, and fleeting assembly.
Logistical technologies make it completely viable to live without city. The pandemic has accelerated a logistical utopia.
What are the differences and similarities between the Arab Spring revolution and the January 2021 assault on the Capitol?
Bathing piers built over the waters of the beautiful Faaborg fjord endow a previously neglected area of the port with a recreational, inclusive dimension.
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.
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