Immediately two lectures-discussions will be organized next week as part of the exhibition “Transform. Adapt. Save. Dutch Experience of Working with Cultural Heritage”. The first - with the participation of Jean-Paul Korten and Anna Bronovitskaya; the second participants will be Paul Moers and Narine Tyutcheva.
On Tuesday, the Graduate School of Urbanism invites you to
a lecture by Michael Oxley (University of Cambridge) on housing policy instruments in European countries, including various types of subsidies - supporting demand and supporting supply in the housing market. The same topic - the policy of urban renewal - will be devoted to the conference, which will be held at the Higher School of Economics on October 10.
In the House on Brestskaya from 10 to 16 October there will be an exhibition about the capital's courtyards of the past, present and future. Here you can learn about planning and improvement projects for public and local areas.
Over the weekend, InLiberty Rassvet space will host the conference "Street Street: A New Look at the Urban Periphery". Architect, head of Meganom bureau Yuri Grigoryan, political scientist Yekaterina Shulman, partners of KB Strelka Grigory Revzin and Alexei Muratov, head of Habidatum Alexei Novikov, architect Sergei Sitar, sociologists Vitaly Kurennoy and Grigory Yudin and others.
The Union of Moscow Architects and the "Freedom of Access" project are conducting an architectural tour of Tula on Saturday as part of the "Find Out Yourself!" Project. Participants will be able to see several objects at once, which have set a new standard for the quality of public spaces and cultural and educational centers in the city.
