Activities

“In Depth” examines how housing might promote the well-being of its inhabitants by presenting new typologies for our ever-more urbanized world .

During the festival, two short films were presented: The Wind by Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis, and Cucli by Xavier Marrades. Guest speaker Joseph Del Pesco introduced and explained both works. The Wind is a video piece composed of 1,400 found film fragments, each depicting the invisible force of the wind, building to a powerful tornado. The work encourages a meditative awareness of the unseen, moving through time and space. Cucli is an intimate portrait of the trust between a man and a bird, set in the director’s hometown of Cervera. The film explores themes of love, companionship, and the transformative power of connection between species. Joseph Del Pesco provided insights and context for both films during the presentation.

The aim of the Workshop is the analysis and study of the urban spaces of the Borgo Umbertino of the City of Taranto, for the role they play in contributing to the improvement of the quality of life and the experiences of people who live or visit cities. The output of the study will be the co-design and self-construction of urban spaces where it is possible to meet, play, plan events and activities taking into consideration the distinctive architectural, climatic and cultural elements of the Mediterranean area, introducing new models of use of urban and living spaces, capable of supporting new social and intercultural demands and innovative strategies to reduce energy consumption.

The five-day workshop provides the tools to learn the EMBT Miralles Tagliabue method, inviting students to participate in the most fundamental part of project development: the study of the site through their own eyes. For Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, studying and representing the site is already considered part of the architectural design process.

A four-week intensive architectural design studio will take place in the city of Barcelona, Spain, during the summer of 2024. This program was created by Professor Llonch in 2002 for SSA CCNY Students and partially funded (in perpetuity) by David Werber, an alumnus of the school. The goal is to engage a group of 15 students from the Spitzer School of Architecture CCNY in a concentrated architectural experience while taking a clear approach to interacting with the City of Barcelona, its unique architecture, people, and culture.

The design and production of a spatial sound installation in the Foundation’s exhibition space in the old city of Barcelona by Gisle Nataas.

Lecture by Benedetta Tagliabue for the fifth edition of the course on the history of furniture at the Miralles Foundation.

The Prize Dedalo Minosse was founded in 1997 by ALA Assoarchitetti and it recognizes every two years the best clients of architecture in the world. The Prize is opened to public or private clients, who have carried out a work in the last five years. In 2023 , for the 13th edition of the prize , the ceremony was held in barcelona in the Fundació Enric Miralles.

After four groundbreaking years exploring the NoLo and Baggio neighbourhoods, Alcova is setting its sights on the east of Milan , inviting EMBT/FEM to expose the tables, Dolmen and Tropical in the Alcova exhibition in Milan for this Salone 2023.

As part of the Interactions workshop series organized by the Enric Miralles Foundation, the Site-scaping workshop was held at the Enric Miralles Foundation highlighting the way Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue learn from spaces and create new ones.

Display of the inspirations and all the creative process behind the projects.

The collaboration between the Fundació and Rasheed Jalloul became a continuance of Enric Miralles’ line of work: embracing experimentation, and mixing different media, materials, and scales. Producing artwork that embraces such philosophy will make an important contribution and strengthen the relationship between arts and architecture.