An extensive program of activities, over seven weeks, aimed at strengthening the link between architecture and citizenship: exhibitions, competitions, awards, discussions, guided tours, parties and much more, for all audiences, in all the districts of the city.
Credits: Anna Mas
On the occasion of the centenary of the 1929 International Exposition, this exhibition presents the finalist and winning proposals from the international architecture competition for Montjuïc. The projects on display demonstrate how architecture can drive an ambitious and sustainable urban transformation, combining fairground activity with new civic uses.
This guided tour of Ca l’Ardiaca opens the doors of the Historical Archive of Barcelona to explore the city’s urban development through the documentary collections of 19th-century architects. Original plans and documents connect us with Barcelona’s transformation and with figures such as Cerdà, Falqués, and the Fontserè family.
From 16 to June 22
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Debates and conferences
Three proposals for the Montjuïc fairgroundsCatalan Architects’ Association
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Debates and conferences
Converses Desenfadades: Carles Ferrater and Lucía MilletIl Giardinetto
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Books and publications
Bata, Architecture and MemoryCatalan Architects’ Association
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