City Visions 1910 | 2010 Exhibition: Urban Planning in Berlin, London, Paris and Chicago 1910 and 2010.

The City Visions 1910| 2010 exhibition, previously displayed at the Architecture Forum in Berlin University of Technology (TU), was brought to London by the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development, the Museum of Architecture Berlin University of Technology and Design for London.

The exhibition is a celebration of the centenary of the 'General Town Planning Exhibition in Berlin' which promoted urban planning and design, displaying visionary projects from the four cities. It takes a fresh look at the ideas and projects from 100 years ago and sets them alongside new work that is shaping these major urban centres today.

The exhibition has been subsequently relocated to the Lighthouse in Glasgow through Architecture and Design Scotland (A+DS), the Scottish Government, Glasgow City Council, Future Glasgow, Berlin University of Technology and Design for London.

The Lighthouse
11 Mitchell Lane
Glasgow
G1 3NU

There will be a panel discussion event at the Lighthouse on the 21st October. See flyer for more details.

We hope that through some visionary urban planning examples displayed at the exhibition we will inspire policy makers, local communities, practitioners and members of the general public about how good ideas can be realised.

Organised by: Berlin University of Technology's Museum of Architecture and Design for London

Funded by: German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban

Supported by: Mayor of London, London Development Agency,Transport for London,London Borough of Hackney, RIBA, Chicago History Museum, Arcola Theatre, Dalston Eastern Curve Garden

 

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