The Resilient Metropolis
Third session "Barcelona Tomorrow"
The third session of the “Barcelona Tomorrow” process looks at two of today’s major challenges: the climate emergency and urban health. Follow the event online here
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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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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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The gardener of the twenty-first century
The gardener is a humanist. What ideas help us to imagine the gardens of the 21st century?
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Public space / public place: the project
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?
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Housing, public space and the future of the city
Western city planning has often excluded "the others," the territories of disorder. How should we rethink an alternative city model?
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Commoning the City: From Consumption to Care
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?
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Highlighted works
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"The Three Islands"
Copenhagen (Denmark), 2013
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.
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“Fountain hacks”
Guimarães (Portugal), 2012
Several public fountains undergo temporary changes making them accessible and welcoming so that people dare to occupy them in a playful, festive spirit.
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Temporary Pool at Verona Street
Bucharest (Romania), 2012
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.
