Dialogues about the Market
Recording of the last session of "Space and Food: Table, Home, Market" debates
Recording of the last session of "Space and Food: Table, Home, Market" debates
Recording of the second session of "Space and Food: Table, Home, Market" debates
Recording of the first session of "Space and Food: Table, Home, Market" debates
Text published in Ciutat real, ciutat ideal: significat i funció a l'espai urbà modern. Barcelona: Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, 1998 (Urbanitats; 7)
Shared spaces with
The professor of social and political philosophy and co-director of the Centre for Social Critique at the Humboldt University in Berlin reflects on the challenges of contemporary society and on phenomena such as migration and political action in urban environments.
The jury considers this project an exemplary intervention for the survival of our cities in this new climate era.
Rewilding an industrial zone in Sallent recovers the river and its relationship with the town.
The creation of a park following the course of the Lea River from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to the Thames at Blackwell has overcome physical and social fragmentation caused by large-scale infrastructure while also recognising the industrial landscape which has been essential for London’s economic development.
A peripheral area of surprisingly well conserved natural richness has been made accessible to Londoners so that they will discover it, learn to love it and protect it from the probable depredations of urban sprawl.