MCC Feszt | Programs | Rethinking the City: Different Approaches to Urbanism
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Rethinking the City: Different Approaches to Urbanism

Public discussions
Jul
29
Saturday
5:15 PM–6:15 PM
Rákóczi Square Stage
The language of the event: english

What are the principles and goals of successful urban planning? How can urbanism be used to create sustainable and livable cities? These questions and more will be answered in this panel on the importance of smart city planning, resilience, beauty, and walkability in urban design, as well as the preservation of cities’ historical and cultural heritage.

 

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Erik Bootsma
Architect
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Dr. Rebeka Vital
Senior Lecturer at Shenkar School of Design
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Stephen Mouzon
Architect, urbanist, author
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Stephen Travis Sholl
Visiting Fellow, Center for Architecture MCC
 
 
 
 

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We reserve the right to change the program.


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