Barcam Architects Cafe #19 focuses on "Inviting Public Design," examining how urban environments can become more welcoming for everyone. This exhibition features architect and researcher Floor van Ditzhuyzen, who will discuss strategies to counter exclusionary design practices. The discussion aims to foster a dialogue on creating truly inclusive public spaces. Entry is free and the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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Barcam Architects Cafe #19, themed 'Inviting Public Design', delves into the issue of hostile architecture and its exclusionary effects on vulnerable groups. The event features architect and researcher Floor van Ditzhuyzen, exploring how design can foster a more inclusive and accessible city.
Barcam Architects Cafe #19, a monthly networking event for professionals in architecture, urban planning, and project development, focuses this edition on the critical theme of 'Inviting Public Design.' The event questions the hospitality of public spaces in light of increasing instances of hostile architecture, such as benches with dividers or spikes, which often target vulnerable groups. The discussion aims to understand how architecture and urban design can contribute to creating more inclusive and accessible urban environments. This special edition features architect and researcher Floor van Ditzhuyzen, known for her blog 'Public Space Detective,' who will lead the exploration of these issues. The event takes place outdoors on May 1, 2025, from 6 PM, with a short panel discussion scheduled from 7 PM to 7:30 PM. Attendees can enjoy affordably priced drinks and fresh pizzas from Holy Moly Pizza, with entry being free, emphasizing Barcam's commitment to accessibility and diversity. Arcam is wheelchair accessible, with an elevator and a modified toilet on the ground floor. The panel discussion will be held in English.
Entry to Barcam Architects Cafe #19 is free, with affordably priced drinks and snacks available. No registration is required. The event emphasizes accessibility and diversity, with specific accommodations noted for wheelchair users. Visitors are encouraged to contact Arcam directly for any additional support needs.
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