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The day after it allProductive bodies: The return of Taylorism

Carl Cederström

When we discuss health, we tend to talk about it as the opposite of sickness. Ultimately, what determines...

The day after it allThe invisible city: What we don’t see is changing the metropolis

Alessandro Balducci

Revealing what lies beneath the visible surface of cities – those elements that often go unnoticed and...

Upward view of the skyscrapers in the 22@ district. © Imatges Barcelona / Laura Piqué

Architecture: Serving Society or the Market?

Barcelona holds a rich tradition of hosting major international events that have indelibly shaped its physical, mental and emotional landscapes. The upcoming event, following the...

The city of five millionA more complex metropolis

Milagros Pérez Oliva

Until now, we have conceived and managed Barcelona’s vast metropolis as an urban conglomerate, bringing together the 36 municipalities of the metropolitan area. However, it’s...

The city of five millionFrom cities to rural areas: A growing phenomenon

The Barcelona metropolitan region is undergoing a phase of counterurbanisation. While urban-to-rural...

The city of five millionResidential segregation: three key insights

Oriol Nel·lo

Individuals’ economic status is reflected in the city through the phenomenon of residential segregation. This...

Open data

Impact of poverty and inequality on childhood and adolescence

Children aren’t just the future of a city; they are also part of the present, despite their relatively small demographic representation. In Barcelona, children account for...

The city of five millionWhat are we talking about when we talk about the metropolitan region?

Oriol Estela Barnet

The expansion of urbanisation, coupled with the consequent overflow of administrative boundaries, bears a...

Barcelona Metropolis

N132 - Oct 24 | The day after it all

SubjectHousing

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