Regenerative city - materials, resources and new forms of coexistence

Museum Kleines Klingental
Basel, Switzerland
Den Blå Kant, Hafen Svendborg: Neubelebung eines Hafens. Foto: Fremtidens Havn
This event is available in
German
English
City walk and panel discussion
City walk Lysbüchel area

Time: 2.30 - 5 p.m.
Meeting point: Will be communicated after registration
Limited number of participants
Registration required: By 25.08.2025 to mkk@bs.ch
Free admission

City walk with Beat Aeberhard, Cantonal Architect Basel-Stadt; Steven Cann, Urban Design & Architecture; Lars Uellendahl, Meta Basel.


Panel discussion at the Museum Kleines Klingental

Time: 6 - 7.30 p.m.
No registration required
Free admission

Dialogue partners DK: Søren Nielsen, Tegnestugen Vandkunsten; Prof. Anne Beim and Line Frederiksen, Det Kongelige Akademi
Dialogue partners CH: Nuno Silva, Studio Hammer; Friederike Kluge, Alma Maki, HABG, Countdown 2030
Input panel: Prof. Nicolai Bo Andersen and Victor Boye Julebæk, Det Kongelige Akademi
Moderation panel: Chrissie Muhr, architect and curator
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Museum Kleines Klingental
Unterer Rheinweg 26
4058
Basel
Basel, Switzerland
+41 61 267 66 25
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Free entry with the Museums-PASS-Musées
Dates
On 27 August 2025
Wednesday: 14:30-19:30
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