CoA 5. Public Practices with Finn Williams

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Cultures of Assembly

Master in Architecture. University of Luxembourg

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Cultures of Assembly (CoA) is a long-term research initiative and podcast series run by the Chair of the City of Esch at the University of Luxembourg. CoA is a project for discussing and speculating on spaces of agonism and democracies in the making, it runs in parallel with a new neighbourhood agency in the city centre of Esch-sur-Alzette. CoA aims to generate productive dialogues between urban pasts, presents, and futures, and the various publics and individuals who claim and produce them. We are Markus Miessen, César Reyes Nájera, Marija Maric

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CoA 5. Public Practices with Finn Williams

Cultures of Assembly

1 hour 5 minutes 59 seconds

3 years ago

CoA 5. Public Practices with Finn Williams

Finn Williams talks about architecture public practices and the role of local government in managing inclusive everyday places.

Finn Williams is City Architect Malmø in Sweden. He is Co-founder of Public Practice, the social enterprise which is transforming the status of public service in the built environment sector. He previously worked for the Office of Metropolitan Architecture, Croydon Council and the Greater London Authority. He is a Visiting Professor at the Institute of Innovation & Public Purpose at UCL, a Design Council Built Environment Expert, and was co-curator of the British Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale.

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