Land for Us All: An Exhibition Exploring Sustainable Land Policy and Urban Planning

The exhibition 'Land for Us All' investigates the critical issue of land policy and its impact on society, climate, and housing. It examines the factors shaping land use and presents alternatives and best practices for a more sustainable approach.

Two mobile variations of the exhibition 'Land for Us All', curated by the Architekturzentrum Wien, have been touring Austria since May 2021 to raise awareness about land policy's pervasive impact. The exhibition delves into the complexities of land as a finite resource, highlighting how capital-driven treatment, soil sealing, land speculation, and inadequate planning legislation contribute to issues like rising housing prices, urban sprawl, deserted town centers, and threats to food security. It aims to illuminate the political, legal, and economic factors governing land use, comparing international systems and showcasing viable alternatives and tools for spatial planning that addresses climate change, housing, and architecture. The goal is to encourage new ways of thinking and acting regarding land use for the common good.

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