Daniel Konczyna and Aleš Grúber: How to Plan a City
Wednesday, May 30, 2018, 5:00 PM, Alšovo náměstí, Ostrava
Urban planning is a long-term and inertia-driven process. Its various aspects will be presented by Daniel Konczyna and Aleš Grúber.
A series of lectures at Sdílko on the topic of public space and architecture. Sdílko significantly focuses on the theme of public space. Visitors will be able to attend six debates with architects, historians, or public space experts. Throughout the duration of Sdílko, there will also be an exhibition mapping various changes in Poruba.
A series of lectures at Sdílko on the topic of public space and architecture. Sdílko significantly focuses on the theme of public space. Visitors will be able to attend six debates with architects, historians, or public space experts. Throughout the duration of Sdílko, there will also be an exhibition mapping various changes in Poruba.
The development of cities is a permanent and dynamic process, the laws of which are constantly evolving. Experts who deal with settlement planning are continually seeking strategies that allow us maximum possible control and help us steer cities in the direction we want. Participants in the discussion will include Daniel Konczyna, who is behind the preparations for the strategic plan for Poruba and will outline the process of its creation. The conceptual opposite of global metropolises is the city of Orlová, on whose development Aleš Grúber is working. He will demonstrate how to think strategically about a city with 30,000 inhabitants.
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