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This Thursday, February 28, the cycle THINKING THE PLACE, THINKING OF THE CITY, THINKING OF THE TERRITORY of Cartagena Piensa will have as a guest Iñaki Romero Fernández de Larrea, member of the Transversal Landscape team.

It will be at the Josefina Soria Library of the Cultural Center at 8:00 p.m.

Under the title FROM THE HOUSE TO THE PLAZA.

TRANSVERSAL LANDSCAPE, Iñaki Romero will analyze in Cartagena Think about the importance of public space for a better quality of life for citizens.

It will be presented by Ignacio Abad Cayuela of the Cartagena Piensa promoter group and admission is free until full capacity is reached.

While any person is aware of their right to decent housing and the minimum parameters of habitability, the general average knowledge about the qualities of public space is considerably lower, and therefore also their demand on it.

Therefore, it would be ideal if the general political and civic concern for public space were as much as the concern for housing, "from the house to the square".

Paisaje Transversal is an office that promotes, coordinates, designs and advises innovative processes of transformation and urban analysis from participation, ecology and creativity, always adapted to the local reality.

They have developed more than 100 projects of strategic planning, urban regeneration or improvement of public space.

Also since 2007 has one of the most important blogs in the world on city and territory: www.paisajetransversal.org.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Iñaki Romero Fernández de Larrea is an architect-urbanist from the School of Architecture of Madrid (UPM), with extensive experience in urban analysis, cartography and management of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

He has worked with some of the most prestigious urban planning professionals in Spain, such as Ramón López de Lucio, José María Ezquiaga and Jornet-Llop-Pastor arquitectes.

He has also been a cooperating architect in Peru, and Erasmus fellow in Dresden (Germany), founding partner of Landscape Transversal, develops the work of organization and administration.

Within the office he has directed, among others, urban analysis projects in Córdoba (CoLUZE) and advice on territorial planning and participation in Euskadi (DOT Review).

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena