An international jury comprised of 10 prominent European experts from the field of architecture and urbanism has among 276 applications selected 25 finalists, who are in the running for the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2016. The finalists come from 13 countries and 23 different cities – Slovenian project Promenada Velenje by architectural biro Enota is also one of the finalists.

The prize giving ceremony at  Centre for Contemporary Culture from Barcelona (CCCB) will be live streamed at 6.30pm on the link below:

This biennial honorary award, established in 2000 by Centre for Contemporary Culture from Barcelona, recognises, encourages and publicises examples of good practices of responding to many challenges public spaces of the European cities face. The Prize embraces interventions, which create, recover or improve the democratic quality of the urban spaces we share, and is jointly awarded to both the authors of the projects and their promoters. In the year 2012 the prize was awarded to Slovenia for Refurbishment of the Ljubljanica Riverside Zones.

Check out the finalists!

Location

CCCB
Carrer de Montalegre, 5
08001 Barcelona

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Public Space

Organization

CCCB