Liveable city
- When
- 13 from October 2020 from 19:30 to 20:30
- Type
- In person (by prior registration)
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A city is a system composed of houses coexisting in extremely close quarters. A dwelling is defined as the smallest non-dividable unit within the constructed urban mass. However, there is not always a balance between the number of dwellings and how accessible they are, nor is there a correlation between the quality of the space (natural light, ventilation) and the price that is paid to live in them under decent conditions – the high price of electricity, water, and heating trigger social dramas such as energy poverty.
A growing population, coupled with the limited availability of land, highlight the need to rethink and reuse infrastructures that have been rendered obsolete, going beyond speculative interests.
Tag cloud:
- Itinerary
- City
- Format
- Round Table
- Moderator
- Carles Muro
- Participants
- Nasrine Seraji,
- Anna Puigjaner,
- Iñaki Alonso,
- Coque Claret
