CCCB, 27 March 2025, 18,30
Known for pushing beyond the traditional bounds of architecture, the Swiss architect Philippe Rahm urges us to rethink how we live and to consider how buildings can become our allies in the battle against climate change.
CCCB, 27 March 2025. Free with pre-booking
An international seminar bringing together experts from around Europe will discuss the challenges and possibilities of the design and use of public spaces in times of planetary warming.
Recording of the conference
A conversation with Richard Sennett, one of the world’s most influential intellectuals of recent decades, on the occasion of the publication of his most recent book, The Performer: Art, Life, Politics (2024 – in Catalan, L’intèrpret. Art, vida i política)
Recording of the ceremony in which the jury of the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2024 announces the winners - seafront and general category - of this edition.
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.
Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona
Tel. 93 306 41 00 - Fax 93 306 41 01
publicspace@cccb.org
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