The 2024 Prize exhibition now showing at ETSAV
Sant Cugat del Vallès
Recordings of the third panel of the seminar "Public Space and Planetary Warming"
How are climate change, public space, and human well-being interrelated? With Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, director of the Urban Planning, Environment and Health Initiative at IS Global (Barcelona)and Gosia Kuciewicz, architect, member of the CENTRALA Studio (Warsaw)
Recordings of the second panel of the seminar "Public Space and Planetary Warming
What are the designer’s tools and concepts for making meaningful public spaces in the age of planetary warming? With Sanda Lenzholzer, professor of Landscape and Architecture, University of Wageningen, Philippe Rahm, architect, expert in climate change and sustainability (Switzerland) and Ana Coello, architect and landscape designer (Barcelona)
Recordings of the first panel of the seminar "Public Space and Planetary Warming"
What does climate change mean for public spaces now and in the future? With Eleni Myrivili, Chief Heat Officer for the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (Athens), Sarah van de Velde, architect at Bureau Bas Smets (Brussels) and Margarita Jover, architect and urban planner (Barcelona)
Shared spaces with
The Swiss architect explains how public space has always been directly related to people's physiological needs and climatic conditions such as heat or cold.
Shanghai and Suzhou
Two prominent universities in Shanghai are hosting the POLIS exhibition and co-organizing a program of presentations and debates on public space.
The complex strip of transition between the city and beach unfolds in a colourful repertoire of sinuous forms that is sufficiently powerful to order the seafront facade and confer on it a unitary character.
The deplorable state of the waterfront after decades of neglect and privatisation has been remedied with a white concrete promenade planted with Aleppo pines and linking beaches, a park, several sports areas, an amphitheatre, and a large paved terrace.