4 versions of the exhibition are currently on tour around the world.

Each new staging of the exhibition is accompanied by additional scientific and cultural events, local projects and works by artists from the host country.

in Lima, Peru, August 5-31, 2010 at the Parque de la Muralla

Accompanied by a scientific and cultural programme:
▪ International conference: "Movilidad cotidiana. Por una ciudad para todos" August 5-6 at
la Pontifica Universidad del Perú
▪ street theatre, photography competition, an exhibition of local urban projects...
With: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Departamento de Arquitectura, Centro de Investigación de la Arquitectura y la Ciudad, Departamento de Ingeniería, Área de Transporte, Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya, Ambassade de France.

SOON IN LISBON, PORTUGAL

Au Museu do design (MUDE) de novembre 2010 à janvier 2011
At the Museu do design (MUDE) from November 2010 to January 2011
Curator, Pedro Brendão,
General Secretary of Europan Portugal, architect and Professor at Lisbon University's Higher Institute of Technology (IST)

On the programme: a complementary exhibition with urban design objects, advertising posters, selections of urban fashion clothing, an "outside the walls" programme on urban art, an international colloquy.

With : the Design Museum (MUDE), EUROPAN Portugal, Lisbon University's higher Institute of Technology (IST), Municipality of Lisbon, the Mobility and Land Transport Institute (IMTT).

BARCELONA, from March 25 to May 15, 2010
In the exhibition gallery of the College of the Order of Catalonian Architects, plaça Nova 5
With the College of the Catalonia Order of Architects, the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia and the support of the municipality of Barcelona.
Press folder (french version)
To mark Cerdà Year celebrating the great visionary architect Ildefonso Cerdà, who laid the foundations of modern Barcelona and the urban planning focus on city expansion and transformation.

WITH THE CONTRIBUTION OF BARCELONA: “STREET AND CITIZENSHIP”
With contributions by the City of Barcelona and the network of towns within the metropolitan arc, the exhibition has demonstrate the potential of the street within the context of modernity complementing the themes of the original exhibition with specific questions such as civic streets, i.e. streets where pacts have been established between the different users, the streets of particular neighbourhoods...The street will be explored in relation to its past, present and future, but also its multifunctional aspect, its capacity to evolve in a way that explains its quality, its ability to be a fundamental element of all urban times and places.
■ PROGRAMME (Catalan version)
Curators:
The architect Carles Llop, the geographer and urban planner Jordi Borja, the architect Jaume Barnada, Director of Urban Planning and Housing at the Barcelona’s Municipal Institute of Urban Planning, and the urban planner Pere Montaña, coordinator of the network of cities within the metropolitan area.
Design and construction:
FF Franc Fernández + Fina Frontado, architects
Coordination: Gemma Ferré, architect
Institutions:
Barcelona City Council, Catalonian College of Architects, Catalonian College of Industrial Engineers, City on the Move Institute.

MEETING AND DEBATES :
■ European streets and Latin American streets: March 25
College of the Catalonian Order of Architects and College of the Catalonian Order of Engineers.
Programme (Catalan version)
In collaboration with IVM-Latin America under Andres Borthagaray and with representatives of the universities and cities of Latin America which hosted the exhibition in 2008 and in 2009, organised scientific and cultural events and contributed to the publication of a work on the streets in Latin America with IVM.

■ Metropolitan streets and polycentric region: May 13-14
Barcelona Centre for Contemporary Culture (CCCB).
Programme (Spanish version)
Organised by the Diputació de Barcelona and the Consorci Universitat Internacional Menéndez y Pelayo-Centre Ernest Lluch. With the collaboration of the network of cities within the metropolitan area, the Mancomunitat de Municipis de of the Metropolitan Area, and contributions from a group of photographers who will show the features of the modern street.
Free sessions: The role of axial streets, “metropolitan streets”, and of axial hubs in planning large metropolitan areas. Urban projects capable of giving them functionality, quality, identity and metropolitan potentiality. Management and governance of metropolitan streets and the question of public space.

If you would like to host the exhibition in your town:
Download the exhibition folder

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