[spectre] Natural City Symposium | Ideal Spaces Working Group

Emőke Bada emoke at emoke.org
Tue Jul 4 20:33:32 CEST 2023


YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

To the Natural City Symposium and Art Exhibition

The symposium will explore the following topic areas:

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   the history of the idea, and of the ‘natural’ & ‘green’ city in its
   history; and how this has manifested up to the present day;
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   the urban (“city”) today as a non-place and ecological hazard;
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   the natural/green city of the immediate future, and related to this,
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   new places for new communities.


It will be a combination of short presentations and moderated discussions,
which will be published. The event shall be recorded and streamed live.

The event will take place on the weekend of September 1 & 2, 2023, at the
Foundation’s base in Karlsruhe, Germany. The venue is located within a
landscape protection area outside the city, has a large garden and a villa
from the 1950s with the possibility of an overnight stay. The symposium is
organised in partnership with Jeff Klotz
<https://streaklinks.com/Bke-_f73dyEbt58MsgV9oolv/https%3A%2F%2Fwww.jeffklotz.de%2F>
.

PRESENTERS


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   Barbara Tagliolini, an Italian anthropologist, will report about a
   public garden of Roman origin, refurbished and reused by different
   multi-ethnic communities;
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   Sam Olshin, US-architect, will report about new communal place-making
   for different stakeholders, using the space already existing in urban areas;
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   Tim Kaysers, member of the chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg,
   will present a completely new approach on the topic of the “green” city


You can register for the free event by clicking this Eventbrite link
<https://streaklinks.com/Bke-_f_5eebAFpDOCgvuGzsW/https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eventbrite.com%2Fe%2Fnatural-city-symposium-tickets-632744234037%3Faff%3Dodeimcmailchimp%26mc_cid%3Db5e1252514%26mc_eid%3Da971edfff8>
 - it will be possible to attend in-person or virtually.
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