Citymakers I Transformácie prístavov: Lekcie z Amsterdamu a Malmö

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Citymakers I Transformácie prístavov: Lekcie z Amsterdamu a Malmö

Citymakers I Port transformations: Lessons from Amsterdam and Malmö

Event by: Metropolitný inštitút Bratislavy, TU-BA - Tu sa tvorí Bratislava

Location: TU-BA, Štúrova 4, Bratislava - Staré Mesto

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Paco Bunnik, chief urban planner of Amsterdam and Finn Williams, chief architect of Malmö, will present how former industrial ports can be transformed into vibrant and sustainable neighborhoods for people. They will show urban planning principles and models of partnerships that balance social, economic and environmental benefits in connection with historical heritage. The subsequent discussion will also reflect the journey of Bratislava, which gradually discovers its own waterfronts and opens the topic of the transformation of the Winter Port.


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28. 10. at 18.00

Entrance is free, registration is required for the event.
https://t uba.mib.sk/program/citymakers-transformacie-pristav-lekcie-z-amsterdamu-a-malmo/

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Finn Williams has been the City Architect of Malmö since 2021. He previously worked to promote public architecture and planning in the UK in various positions at Croydon Council and the Greater London Authority, and as co-founder and director of Public Practice. He is an international jury member for the NLA Awards, an independent expert for the EU Mies van der Rohe Awards and was a jury member for the Alvar Aalt Medal 2024. Finn is visiting professor of practice at the Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose at University College London and co-curated the British Exposition in Venice Architecture Biennale 2016.

Paco Bunnik is an architect and chief urban planner for the Department of Urbanism and Sustainability in Amsterdam. He oversees major urban development and regeneration projects such as the Waterfront Central Business District and Zuidas. The department seeks new approaches and stimulates innovative processes to integrate solutions in urban planning, architecture, mobility and water management in multidisciplinary teams. In addition to urban design and architecture, he is actively interested in urban lighting and light and art projects as a member of LUCI, an international network of cities focused on urban lighting.

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