Shared Cities
European Prize for Urban Public Space
21 Jul - 09 Aug 2015
Renovation of the old port, Marseille, 2013
©Michel Desvigne Paysagiste MDP, Foster + Partners, TANGRAM, INGEROP, AIK
©Michel Desvigne Paysagiste MDP, Foster + Partners, TANGRAM, INGEROP, AIK
Renovation of the old port, Marseille, 2013
©Michel Desvigne Paysagiste MDP, Foster + Partners, TANGRAM, INGEROP, AIK
©Michel Desvigne Paysagiste MDP, Foster + Partners, TANGRAM, INGEROP, AIK
“The braided valley”, Elche (Spain), 2013
©Francisco Leiva Ivorra, Marta García Chico, Antoni Baile Jiménez, Prócoro del Real Baeza
©Francisco Leiva Ivorra, Marta García Chico, Antoni Baile Jiménez, Prócoro del Real Baeza
"Baana": pedestrian and bicycle corridor, Helsinki (Finland), 2012
© Krista Muurinen
© Krista Muurinen
Islamic Cementery, Altach (Austria), 2012
© Adolf Bereuter
© Adolf Bereuter
SHARED CITIES
European Prize for Urban Public Space
21 July — 9 August 2015
Public space is a clear indicator of the civic and collective health of our cities.
A biennial initiative of the Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB), the European Prize for Urban Public Space aims to draw attention to the importance of public space in the democratic life of cities.
The exhibition showcases the twenty-five most outstanding projects of the 2014 prize, exemplified as interventions that give priority to access over barriers of every kind and encourage appropriation by citizens.
Hosted in partnership with The Architecture Foundation.
European Prize for Urban Public Space
21 July — 9 August 2015
Public space is a clear indicator of the civic and collective health of our cities.
A biennial initiative of the Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB), the European Prize for Urban Public Space aims to draw attention to the importance of public space in the democratic life of cities.
The exhibition showcases the twenty-five most outstanding projects of the 2014 prize, exemplified as interventions that give priority to access over barriers of every kind and encourage appropriation by citizens.
Hosted in partnership with The Architecture Foundation.