superwien podcast

superwien podcast
Podcast Description
This podcast explores the innovative urban projects and design initiatives led by superwien, an interdisciplinary studio focused on urban planning, architecture, and design. This podcast delves into various global projects, offering insights into contemporary urban issues, sustainable design practices, and creative approaches to shaping cities. With a focus on real-world solutions, it discusses the intersection of architecture, urbanism, mobility, social change, and the built environment. Get to know about superwien at www. superwien.com #bettercities
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The podcast explores themes such as smart mobility, urban regeneration, and sustainable design practices, with episodes that dive into specific projects like Ennis's '10-Minute Town' initiative and Berane's efforts for sustainable urban development. Each episode features case studies from different cities, highlighting contemporary urban issues and innovative solutions.

This podcast explores the innovative urban projects and design initiatives led by superwien, an interdisciplinary studio focused on urban planning, architecture, and design. This podcast delves into various global projects, offering insights into contemporary urban issues, sustainable design practices, and creative approaches to shaping cities. With a focus on real-world solutions, it discusses the intersection of architecture, urbanism, mobility, social change, and the built environment. Get to know about superwien at www. superwien.com #bettercities
En este episodio del podcast, exploramos el presente y futuro del Centro Histórico de San José, Costa Rica, a través de una conversación con Andrea Terán, directora de la Fundación Yamuni Tabush, organización que impulsa proyectos sociales y urbanos en el corazón de la ciudad.
Hablamos sobre la evolución del centro, sus momentos de esplendor, y cómo con el paso del tiempo fue perdiendo vitalidad. Andrea comparte una mirada crítica y comprometida sobre los desafíos actuales del casco histórico, como el abandono habitacional, la fragmentación social y la pérdida de vida urbana. También reflexionamos sobre las oportunidades que existen para repensar el centro como un lugar habitable, caminable y seguro, que recupere su rol como espacio de encuentro.
El episodio recorre temas como la activación del espacio público, la importancia del tejido social, el potencial de repoblamiento del centro, y las experiencias impulsadas por la Fundación para integrar a poblaciones mayores, proyectos culturales y propuestas de renovación urbana desde lo local.
Una conversación que conecta la memoria urbana con las posibilidades reales de transformación.
Host: Nicolas Kersting, Superwien

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