Tomorrow September 21st we welcome our new group of students for the 2018-19 academic year, who come from no less than 19 countries(!): Algeria, Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Ecuador, France,…
Update: This vacancy has been filled. A last-minute spot has become available for our 2018-19 course due to start in only one week. Given the time restriction and the time…
This Tuesday September 4th at the Col·legi d’Arquitectes de Catalunya in Barcelona, faculty member Kathrin Golda-Pongratz will present a new book about the British architect John Turner, known for his…
In our latest alumni interview, we catch up with Renata Mendez (1991), who completed our program in 2017 and recently concluded an internship with the United Nations Environment Program from…
In this article, originally posted on their blog Raw City Dwellers, our 2017-18 students Pratika Talegaonkar and Damini Rathi contemplate the struggle of Barcelona’s manteros for their right to the city….
Last call for applicants! If you are looking for opportunities to bridge research and practice and make a difference in how cities are tackling the most pressing global challenges of…
In our latest alumni interview, we catch up with former students Kimberly Pelkofsky (1983) and Shareen Elnaschie (1980), who completed our program in 2013. Two years ago, they started up…
Speaking at the plenary session at the Design for Humanity Summit in New York last Friday, our codirector emphasised the need to move away from refugee camp design and toward…
We recently caught up with former student Carolina Collignon (1987), an architect from Guadalajara, Mexico who completed our program in 2017. Since graduating, Carolina has been applying her knowledge of…
We recently caught up with former student Walker Toma (1986), a former land use economist from Berkeley, California who completed our program in 2017. After completing his internship with UN-Habitat…
