We would like to thank all those who supported the Anatomy of a Street research or helped and hosted its events in Budapest, Bratislava and Warsaw:
Slovak Institute of Technology
We are equally thankful to all those who supported, helped or hosted the Anatomy of a Street exhibition on Church street, London:
Church Street Neighbourhood Management
Edgware Road Project - Serpentine Gallery
OnePrice Shop, Church Street, Paddington
Events and Performances
Wednesday 2 November 2011, 6.30-8.30 pm
The Showroom, 63 Penfold Street, London NW8 8PQ
Tel: 020 7724 4300, E-mail: info@theshowroom.org
On the occasion of the launch of the Anatomy of a Street publication, a roundtable discussion will focus on plans and perspectives for Church Street in London Westminster, an area under major transformation, addressing questions related to urban regeneration, the role of internal borders and isolation in the preservation of neighbourhood character, social cohesion and local economy.
11.30 Meeting at Mokotowska and Hoża st. corner, Warsaw
11.30-14.00 Common walk trough Mokotowska street guided by Magda Śliwka (accompanied by Wojtek Kasperski)
14.00-16.00 Open discussion at Info Qultura at Plac Konstytucji 4. Participants: Levente Polyak, Eszter Steierhoffer, Grzegorz Piątek, Ola Wasilkowska and Wojtek Kacperski.
Organizer: Bęc Zmiana Foundation
Lectures and discussions about the transformation of East-Central European cities.
At STU in Bratislava, Institute of Management
Vazovova 5, 812 43 Bratislava, Room No.: UC 301
14.00 Steierhoffer Eszter & Polyák Levente: Anatomy of a Street: Budapest, Pécs, London
14.30 Aleksandra Wasilkowska: Anatomy of a Street: Warsaw
15.00 Dagmar Petrikova: Anatomy of a Street: Bratislava
16.00 Gregorz Piatek (Bec Zmiana, Warsaw): Debating the City: Art and Cultural Organisations
16.30 Jakob Hurrle (Multicultural Centre, Prague): Cultures from Around the Block
17.00 Constantin Goagea (Zeppelin, Bucharest): Interventions in Socialist Neighborhoods + urban report project
17.30 Ivan Kucina (Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade): Conditions of Self-Regulated Urbanity
An event by the KÉK – Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre, the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and the Budapest University of Technology
Coinciding with the exhibition a corresponding publication will be produced comprising research material.
The Showroom Gallery, 63 Penfold Street, London NW8 8PQ
