Author Archives: PL

Models of collaboration between architecture and other disciplines. On 29th October at the Timisoara Architecture Biennale  The workshop aims at supporting workshop participants in developing new business models for their architecture practice, exploring possibilities arising from new forms of collaboration with … Continue reading →

The Funding the Cooperative City workshop series arrived in Rome, exploring new economic models of community spaces and bringing together many local initiatives together with ones from Berlin, Halle, Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Want to know more?  

How can social media improve our urban governance? How to explain to your local stakeholders what you are doing within the Interactive Cities network? Tell them your story! The animation explains the ambition of the City of Murcia, who would … Continue reading →

Eutropian joined the Radio Impegno (the community radio in Rome against the Mafia) issue on Markets in Rome with a podcast containing many of the interviews we did around Europe over the last years. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE!  (the podcast is … Continue reading →

The final report of the We Make Europe! event held on 29th May in Amsterdam is available! Thanks to the cooperation of URBACT, Committee of the Regions, Pakhuis de Zwijger and Eutropian many cities and city makers from around Europe … Continue reading →

In the past decade, with the economic crisis and the transformation of welfare societies, NGOs, community organisations and civic developers – City Makers – established some of the most important services and spaces in formerly vacant buildings, underused areas and … Continue reading →

The report of the Funding the Cooperative City Rotterdam workshop, organised in the frame of IABR, is available now at http://eutropian.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/2016_06_28_Report_FUNDING-THE-COOPERATIVE-CITY.pdf

We contributed to the catalogue of the Venice Architecture Biennale’s Hungarian Pavilion with an article “Found resources, Trust and Collaboration: a new generation of cultural venues in Europe.” More information here.

The event is part of the Funding the Cooperative City in Central Europe series that explores, promotes and assists experiments in organising and establishing new community spaces and services in Central European cities. By focusing on the region with emerging … Continue reading →