Archive for the ‘Publications’ Category

CITYPARK in a+t

Monday, November 22nd, 2010


a+t, the Spanish architecture editorial company which publishes books and magazines in thematic series, launches its latest Strategy Public issue featuring 22 built works of urban landscaping worldwide, including MUTOPIA’s CityPark project .


The CityPark project is presented as an exemplary effort to solve retroactively the shortcomings of the Ørestad urban plan in Copenhagen, lacking quality public spaces. User involvement, environmental/territorial operations and low-cost customized design contribute to substituting isolation with interaction, and creating an intense, rich and plural collective space.


The Strategy Public issue [spring-autumn 2010 nr. 35-36] inaugurates a new field of editorial research at a+t dedicated to the study of STRATEGY as ‘device-action’, and can be ordered at http://aplust.net/index.php?idioma=en

BSC Catalogue out

Monday, November 1st, 2010

The catalogue of the travelling exhibition Building Sustainable Communities  ’A Closer Look at Sustainable Visions and projects of Danish Architects and Engineers’, featuring MUTOPIA’s innovative sustainable high-rise Vertical Hutong, can now be ordered at the bookstore of Danish Architecture Centre at http://www.dac-bookshop.dk/Shop.aspx?ID=48&ProductID=B4738@@SHOP1.


Building Sustainable Communities, an exhibition showcasing Danish architectural and engineering companies engaged in the development of sustainable communities and the creation of towns, cities and buildings that provide optimum performance as regards welfare, modern lifestyle and climate-stabilizing solutions, has been travelling worldwide at venues including Abu Dhabi, Berlin, Stockholm, Warsaw, Moscow, Riga, as well as Shanghai Expo 2010.


Futures Of Cities

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008


MUTOPIA contributes to “Futures of Cities”, a publication dealing with future sustainable urban development.

The publication is gathering proposals for “Futures of Cities” from 14 Danish and international young architecture offices who participated at the IFHP 2007 Congress, an event part of the larger Copenhagen agenda for sustainable cities.

http://www.ifhp2007copenhagen.dk/