Shared Spaces with
A researcher and architect with experience across several continents, Marina Otero reflects on what makes a city liveable: the value of support networks and unexpected encounters, resistance to the hyperprivatization of "smart cities", and a desire for spaces that escape algorithmic visibility.
CCCB, 09/07/2026 10am - 12 pm
Daniel Innerarity, professor of social and political philosophy, delivers the inaugural lecture of the new academic year at the Vallès School of Architecture (ETSAV-UPC).
A total of 381 projects from 38 countries have been submitted to the 2026 European Prize for Urban Public Space.
Shared spaces with
Leading figure in urban climate resilience, she alerts to the impacts associated with extreme heat, which include both droughts and heavy rainfall, floods, wildfires, and agricultural losses.
CCCB, 04/29/2026 9:30am- 5pm
This international seminar brings together experts from around Europe will discuss new ways of understanding and designing public space as a living, shared habitat for humans and non-humans alike.
Seoul Museum of Craft Art (SeMoCA)
Three projects from the Prize travel to South Korea to participate in the 5th edition of the Seoul Architecture and Urbanism Biennale.
Transformation of Dublin's waste to create a park, showcasing a new aesthetic that uses repurposed materials and diverts significant quantities of waste from landfills.
A 600-metre elevated trail that offers a unique city perspective and showcases exhibitions about using rooftops for greenery, water storage and food production.
The projects implement the Green Axes Model by focusing on pedestrian-friendly design, environmental infrastructure and the creation of green urban spaces.
A 15-hectare food forest park with seven plant layers, including a treetop walk and various recreational spaces, supports biodiversity, ecosystem services and community engagement.
The 4 km riverfront project revitalizes 20 vaults as public spaces, combining modern design with historical architecture and unique access features.
The modular off-grid infrastructure features covered storage units and versatile street furniture, serving as a pilot project for a flexible, reusable urban space solution for vulnerable social groups.
Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona
Tel. 93 306 41 00 - Fax 93 306 41 01
publicspace@cccb.org
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