CCP / A CONNECTOR BETWEEN CITIES
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Podium CCP06
Podium XIV «Learning from … (not Las Vegas)»
The S&A Urban Planning & Architecture department of the Building and Transport Department of the Canton of Basel-Stadt, which is responsible for Basel’s further development in terms of building culture, launched a recurring discussion on the future of the urban living space with the forum Urban Planning ‘Basel 2050’. An exhibition and a series of public events in cooperation with S AM Swiss Museum of Architecture, examined the urban development of Basel from yesterday, today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow in the fall of 2020.
As part of this discursive and participatory building culture festival, 10 panels were held on topics such as planning discourse, public space, ecology, borders, living, working, living together and climate. They continued in 2021 with more panels on the porous, green and blue city. S&A has condensed the materials and insights of the last two years into a so-called ‘Position 2022’.
Basel certainly has more in common with Barcelona and Brussels than just a B in its name. What experiences have these cities made with goals that ‘Basel 2050’ also sets itself? Which processes determine the topics of the future there? How are planning and pilot projects implemented and how willing are Barcelona and Brussels to take risks and experiment?
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Beat Aeberhard, Kantonsbaumeister und Leiter S&A Städtebau & Architektur Kanton Basel-Stadt
The exhibition CCP06 was held within the framework of the Architekturwoche Basel
RECYCLART EVENT Wallonie-Bruxelles Architectures organizes in partnership with the Institut Culturel d’Architecture -Wallonie-Brussels (ICA-WB) a lucha libre at Recyclart on October 14 at 6:30 pm.Animated by Apolline Vranken, she will confront two offices per city/region partners, brought to express themselves on the thematic of the exhibition on the basis of two photos, a successful example and a failed example in his city of of shared living spaces.
A program that encourages the exchange of experience and meetings.
For this first stage, which will take place in Brussels on October 14 and 15, a program mixing exhibitions, meetings, architour, debates and social events has been set up. It is declined as follows: An exhibition at the Brasserie de la Senne, one of the selected project of the CCP06 Expo.
The exhibition “Shared living spaces” will allow to discover 60 significant projects of avant-garde architecture of the 3 connected territories, 20 per territory. The projects presented are as follows of responses proposed according to the specific context. This exhibition allows to make known young talented offices of the 3 connected territories and to weave durable links between the between the partners involved. The projects proposed by the FWB illustrate the diversity of production on our territory (scale, use, program…). The exhibition will be presented at the Brasserie de la Senne until November 25th.
CCP06 | 1st EVENT | BRUSSELS | 14-15th OCTOBER’21
Following the success of the fifth edition of Cities Connection Project – which spotlighted the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and the city of Barcelona under the theme “reactivate the city” – we are undertaking the sixth edition with a fresh format: a connection between three partners. On the one hand, Wallonia-Brussels and Barcelona, who will be participating again, thanks to the synergies established between CCP, the Barcelona institutions and especially Wallonie-Bruxelles Architectures. On the other hand, for the choice of the third city, we decided to return to Switzerland and more precisely to Basel, a city with a ery rich architectural heritage. Indeed, contemporary architecture has become the hallmark of the city. However, in our opinion, its most important asset is the interrelationship between its territory and its borders. The Basel metropolitan area, with a population of roughly one million inhabitants, is unique in being a city that spans three countries: Switzerland, Germany and France. It is a tri-national, cross-border metropolis unique in Europe.
Shared living spaces is the theme chosen for this CCP06 edition. The sharing of spaces and activities, as well as the diversity of programs are the common points of the projects illustrated in this catalogue. In our view what is truly important are the different approaches and processes tried out by architects from different cities or countries while working in highly heterogeneous contexts.
December 4th 2019.
Closing conference in COAC Tarragona led by Benoît Moritz (MSA architects from Brussels) + Pasqual Bendicho, Marc Camallonga and Jordi Pagès (SUMO from BCN)
fotos: CCP