CCP07 | ARCHITECTURE IN TRANSITION | TRAVELING EXHIBITION IT N°24 | TARRAGONA – COAC | 20.02.2025 – 10.04.2025

This edition of CCP07 showcases a series of architectural projects in transformation, primarily publicly funded and of high quality, that promote the reuse of existing spaces, the intelligent use of construction systems and durable materials, more energy-efficient buildings, as well as mixed-use developments that foster the clustering of activities and interaction among users. In short, these are projects that demonstrate a transition toward a more ethical architecture with a lower environmental impact—a long process fraught with obstacles, but one that is, after all, irreversible.

The exhibition will be on view from February 20 to April 11 at the COAC Tarragona exhibition hall. As part of the “Cities Connection Project · Architectures in Transition” program, we will have the opportunity to attend three lectures:

February 20 · 7:30 p.m. | h3o architects + Thomas Weckerle
March 13 · 7:30 p.m. | Maira arquitectes + Ballast architectes
April 10 · 7:30 p.m. | NUA arquitectures + HAZ arquitectura

February 20 · 7:30 p.m. | h3o architects + Thomas Weckerle

March 13 · 7:30 p.m. | Maira arquitectes + Ballast architectes

April 10 · 7:30 p.m. | NUA arquitectures + HAZ arquitectura

CCP07 | ARCHITECTURE IN TRANSITION | TRAVELING EXHIBITION IT N°23 | 10 PROJECTS FROM LUX & 10 PROJECTS FROM GRAND EST | + 5 PROJECTS FROM TICINO | LUGANO | ISTITUTO INTERNAZIONALE DI ARCHITETTURA i2a | FROM 30/11/24 TILL 05/11/24 | VERNISSAGE | 30/11/24

Opening: 30.11.2024

6:00 p.m. – Roundtable discussion on the themes of reuse, environmental responsibility, and cultural evolution as they relate to contemporary architecture.

Speakers:
Julie Wilhelm, architect, MW Architectes (Grand Est); Eric Marx, architect (Luxembourg); Giulia Augugliaro and Hermes Killer, architects (Ticino).

Moderator:
Nadia Dias, architect and visiting professor of Architecture and Design, ETH Zurich.

ARCHITECTURE VISITS: CASTELGRANDE BY A.GALFETTI – D-VISION BY GUIDOTTI FRAPOLLI ARCHITETTI