Society in the organization and transformation of its public spaces

Koldo Telleria Andueza (Segura, 1972) has a degree in architecture from the University of the Basque Country's Higher Technical School of Architecture, as well as a Master’s Degree in anthropology and environmental research from the Pablo de Olavide University of Seville. He is a lecturer at the University of the Basque Country's Architecture Department, teaching Town Planning I and II, Organisation of Open Spaces and Urban Furnishing. He is a founder and member of Hiria Kolektibo, aiming always to ensure that the importance of everyday life is taken into account in town planning, and designing, correcting and implementing different participatory processes for town planning procedures in different contexts of the Basque Country. He is currently developing and researching both town planning and public space transformation processes and approaches based on citizen engagement.

Architect, Carpenter, Photographer, and Political Activist based between San Sebastian and Innsbruck. Working as a research associate at the Architecture Faculty of the Innsbruck University (Institute for Design-Studio2) since 2018 teaching design methodology and theory. The academic works draw on the search for new collaborative design methodologies, trying to merge social and political processes with new technologies to generate spatial interventions as research for a contemporary design process. In 2017 he submitted the master thesis „Habitat: Utopia“ at Innsbruck University, awarded with the Dean Price. Being also a carpenter and active in several social movements and different European architecture and art collectives, his work extends from the research over the design to the production and construction. Latest Works: Exhibition “Potenziale 3” – Innsbruck – “Common Ground” - 2021 in collaboration with Walter Prenner, Verena Rauch, Eleni Palles Exhibition Vorarlbergmuseum – Bregenz – “Römer oder so“ - 2020 in collaboration with Eric Sidoroff, Celia Di Pauli and Stefan Maier Publication – „Lebensraum Schwaz 2040“ – 2020 – Softcover 620 p. in collaboration with Eric Sidoroff, Andreas Flora, Birgit Brauner and Christoph G.

Zuloark Collective is a distributed open office for architecture and urbanism founded in 2001 in Madrid. After establishing Zuloark Berlin in 2010, the office proceeded expanding its headquarters to La Coruña, Berlin, Bologna, Athens and La Palma. Thanks to the diversity of its members, Zuloark develops a wide range of activities, including architectural design, tactical urbanism and participation, cultural heritage, international festivals, construction workshops and more. In 2007 Zuloark co-founded the cooperative Zoohaus, initiating the international practical research "Collective Intelligences". The collective has won several international awards, such as the Nica de Oro or the Arquia Proxima, and has been honoured at the Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo XII, the Bienal Iberoamericana de Arquitectura y Urbanismo 2012. In 2014 the Collective received the UN Best Practice Award at the Dubai International Award by UN Habitat for its contribution to the Campo de la Cebada social project in 2014. Its work has been shown in different cultural institutions around the world, such as the MoMA in New York, the Akademie Der Künste in Berlin, the Lisbon Architecture Triennial and Matadero Madrid. Since its foundation, Zuloark

Goikoetxea is currently professor of politics at the UPV and a member of the International Centre for Gender Studies at the University of Oxford. She was associate editor of the University of Cambridge Political Journal and is currently editor of the Lisipe Thought Book Collection, columnist and regular contributor to national and international media. Her latest research has been published by Routledge, Springer, Francis & Taylor and Tecnos. Her latest books are entitled Privatizing Democracy (Peter Lang Oxford, Icaria, Elkar, Red Star), Euskal Demokrazia Patriarkala (Elkar, 2020, Txalaparta, 2022) and Estallidos (Barcelona: Bellaterra, 2021). She is co-founder of the Critical Theory group BiBA.

Maider López (San Sebastián, 1975) desarrolla su trabajo interviniendo en el espacio público y la arquitectura. Sus intervenciones requieren a menudo de la participación del espectador y desvelan reglas de comportamiento impuestas. Su obra ha sido expuesta nacional e internacionalmente, por ejemplo, en las bienales de Venecia, Estambul y Sharjah. Ha realizado proyectos en el espacio público como Ataskoa, Polder Cup o Playa, y ha participado en exposiciones como: Prospect 4. Contemporary Art Triennial. Nueva Orleans (2017); 1645 Tizas. Matadero Madrid (2016); Desplazamiento. Koldo Mitxelena y MARCO (2015), Play Time, 4a biennale d'art contemporain. Rennes. Francia. (2014); Mom, I am Barbarian? 13 Bienal de Estambul (2013); Mountain. Lower Austria Contemporany (2013), Polder Cup, Skor and Witte de With, Holanda (2010), Eclats, Centro Pompidou-Metz (2010), Sharjah Biennial 9, Emiratos Árabes (2009); Line of sight, Zendai Moma Museum, Shangai (2008).

(Buenos Aires, 1964) es arquitecta y urbanista licenciada en la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo (Universidad de Buenos Aires), doctora por la Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Sevilla1 y profesora en la Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona. Es codirectora junto a Josep Maria Montaner del Máster Laboratorio de la Vivienda del Siglo XXI de la Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña. Colabora en el suplemento Cultura/s de La Vanguardia. Es conocida por su experiencia en cuestiones de espacio y género.

Judith is an architect, publisher, qualified educator and co-founder of the office „die Baupiloten“ in Innsbruck. She is driven by her interest in participatory methods in architecture and focuses on projects which explore the interface between architecture and the public. Her work has been shown at international events and she has been awarded various prizes and scholarships. Judith is teaching at the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Innsbruck as well as at Bilding. architectural education for young people.

Studied architecture in Innsbruck, and at the A An in London. There he received his diploma in 1999 in the Design Studio of Ben van Berkel. He has been worked at the University of Innsbruck since 2000, where he holds a Venia in Interior- and Architectural Design at the Institute of Design_Studio2. He also worked as a lecturer in design and construction at the University in Liechtenstein and taught as a guest lecturer in London, Melbourne, Tbilisi and since 2013 also as a lecturer at the MCI in Innsbruck. In his research, he deals with spatial perception and spatial effects and the interrelationship between humans and the designed environment, focusing on public realms, culturally used architecture and learning environments. He wrote his dissertation on the topic of „Developing possibilities for operationally integrated museums “. His post-doctoral thesis, „A Narrative Undertaking, “focused on a narrative and performative understanding of scenography and spatial design. He is founding member PULS_ an internationally operating development and research group, exploring learning-cultural practices, design expertise and institutional processes to support the collective development of learning environments like schools.