Conference & the last day of the Bucharest exhibition Connected. Things about Future, Cities and People
11 november 2014, h. 18:00 @ National Museum of Contemporary Art – MNAC
Conference & the last day of the Bucharest exhibition Connected. Things about Future, Cities and People
11 november 2014, h. 18:00 @ National Museum of Contemporary Art – MNAC
23 may 2014 @ Halele Carol [Carol Factory] (Str. Dr. Constantin Istrati no. 1, Bucharest)
conference, pop-exhibition & film screening
powered by Zeppelin & Eurodite
The first Saturday of this summer comes full of Norwegian, Swedish and Danish movies – a rare opportunity to enjoy the Scandinavian cinema at Carol Factory (Halele Carol), but also to celebrate the national day of one of the invited friends, Sweden: on June 6th, just after sunset, the lights of the northern cinema arrive in southern Bucharest, in the former factory next to Carol Park, continuing our program of activating the old site.
creativity workshops for children
6 & 7 June 2015
Children had the opportunity to turn detective and architect and to shape the stories that we tell them or they create themselves. We worked with photographs, drawings, objects, models and stories that animate children.
Exhibition and conference – Friday 22 May 2015
Curators: Evy Sorensen (USF) , Cosmina Goagea and Ştefan Ghenciulescu (Zeppelin)
Marit Haugen (No)
Erlend Blakstad Haffner (No)
Finn Eirik Modahl & Arne Revheim (No)
Meta van Drunen (Ro)
Constantin Goagea (Ro)
Exhibition open five months from 22 May – 30 October 2015
Conference: 24.03.2015, 09:00-18:00 @ Hotel Crowne Plaza Bucharest, Romania
The German-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Zeppelin Association invite you to the third edition of Cities of Tomorrow, Romania’s top meeting between business, architecture and administration.
This event shows an intense and rich mix of presentation, workshops and networking. Conferences by top international guests go side-by-side with debates on the Romanian situation and perspectives.
Cities of Tomorrow 2015 is dedicated to the relationship between mobility, urban development, economy and constructions.