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In the last hundred years, humanity has become ever more urban and, now in the West, increasingly suburban. Cities have generated civilization, but they are increasingly eating up the world. If we are to remain civilized and try to live in some kind of harmony with the planet, we must evolve new kinds of urban planning, new architectures and new ways of relating to nature. If we do not, we shall not survive as a recognizable species. How are we to plan? What are we to build? How can we create cities in which we can live in harmony with the natural world?

Get key insights from the masters

You will gain invaluable information from distinguished practitioners including:

Stefan Behnisch (Germany)
Nicholas Grimshaw (Britain)
Lucien Kroll (Belgium)
Christoph Ingenhoven (Germany)
Max Fordham (Britain)
Philippe Samyn (Belgium)
Alain Cousseran (France)
Mario Cucinella (Italy)
For full conference details please visit www.arplus.co.uk/greeningcity.htm 

Venue:
RIBA,
66 Portland Street,
London W1

Date:
19th March 2003

Contact:
Magda Lojszczyk
Tel: 020 7505 6745
Email: [email protected]