To meet the challenges of climate change together, we need spaces of sharing, in the houses themselves and between them. What can we learn from collaborative housing models that result in other spatial programs where sharing and participation find a place? But public space must also make an effort to continue inviting people to stay and to appropriate. It must counter urban heat islands by experimenting with new mixes of city and nature. Examples from Barcelona show how new spaces for encounter are emerging both indoors and in the city, which in many ways can make our society more resilient to crises.
Lecture
Lacol arquitectura cooperativa, Barcelona
Miriam García García / LAND LAB, Barcelona
Respondence
Michael Obrist, Vienna
in English language
A cooperation of the Zentralvereinigung der Architekt*innen Österreichs (Central Association of Austrian Architects) with IBA_Vienna.