This year Enric Miralles Foundation presents the exhibition "BCN RESET – The making of”, which shows the work of six international architects to create ephemeral installations, each associating different themes linked to the commemoration of Tricentenari BCN.

The exhibition will document the work of the Enric Miralles Foundation with the focus on the urban intervention project BCN RE.SET’. Benedetta Tagliabue (EMBT) and the stage director Àlex Ollé (La Fura dels Baus) invited six international architects to create ephemeral installations, each associating different themes linked to the commemoration of Tricentenari BCN, organized by the City Council and curated by Toni Soler: Identity, Diversity, Freedom, Democracy, Memory and Europe.

Some of Barcelona’s most symbolic public spaces were changed thanks to the design of the teams of Benedetta Tagliabue and Àlex Ollé (Spain), Odile Decq (France), Peter Cook(United Kingdom) & Yael Reisner (Israel), Grafton Architects (Ireland), ETH Zürich & Urban-Think Tank (Switzerland/Venezuela), Anupama Kundoo (India/ Australia) and Urbanus(China), in conjunction with Barcelona’s leading schools of architecture and design.

The Enric Miralles Foundation is a center for the experimentation of contemporary architecture based on the way of doing and thinking established by Enric Miralles and is conceived as a platform for the promotion of knowledge. The Foundation is an open space in which the legacy of Miralles’ work will encourage future generations of architects to experiment and explore.
 

Time.- Saturday, 18 October, 2014, 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm.
Location.- Aedes Network Campus Berlin, Christinenstr. 18-19, 10119 Berlin.

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Miralles Tagliabue EMBT is an international acknowledged architecture studio formed by Enric Miralles (1955-2000) and Benedetta Tagliabue in 1994.

The studio has experience in public spaces and buildings in both Europe and China working for State and Local Governments as well as Corporate and private clients.

EMBT’s mature approach to architecture, interior design, facility planning includes experience with educational, commercial, industrial and residential buildings, restoration of buildings as well as special purpose landscape architecture.

Each project evolves from the specific client requirements and innovation emerges through the design process. This approach is combined with strong technical and management skills to provide cost effective and personal service.

The studio maintains a highly personal level of service throughout the design process and offer strong technical and structural solutions through close collaboration with engineering offices.

The majority of the EMBT projects are commissioned by public clients with special emphasis on urban space and the coherence between the built environment and the public space. Each project brings with it a new client and special cost constraints. To achieve the desired solution, EMBT believe that the design process must be a collaborative effort between the client and the designer.

EMBT ensures that clients take an active role in defining their needs, bringing client and solution together, and is backed by a support team with a capability of responding rapidly to projects demands.

The studio put great emphasis on each individual projects context, history and culture and aims to enhance these aspects through their unique design process.

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Published on: October 17, 2014
Cite: "BCN RE.SET at Aedes, Berlin" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/bcn-reset-aedes-berlin> ISSN 1139-6415
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