Since Thursday, November 3rd, registrations have been opened for the third edition of the Barcelona Housing and Renovation Forum (FHAR), promoted and organized by the Municipal Institute of Housing and Renovation (IMHAB) of the Barcelona City Council, which will take place on November 28th and 29th at the Palo Alto Barcelona venue.
Two days of high interest where experts in the housing sector will meet to analyze and discuss some of the critical issues affecting Barcelona and many other cities in Europe. Seating is limited and registrations can be made through the FHAR website (https://fhar.barcelona). For those who wish, the event can also be followed live via official streaming.
For the 2022 edition, the FHAR will delve into three themes that are very relevant in the city, where significant steps forward have been taken. As one of the most outstanding measures to expand the public housing stock, Barcelona is a pioneer in the State in industrialized construction, with several promotions that will be protagonists in the FHAR.
Likewise, another axis of debate will be the measures that can be taken to combat the housing emergency and the rise in rental prices to the private market, in contrast to other European cities, as well as the role that renovation is having in the public sector and how it can grow and evolve in the future in addition to the subsidies offered to citizens.
Among the many professionals at national and international level from the public and private sector and linked to social movements, the FHAR 2022 will be attended, among others, by a world eminence in the field of renovation and industrialized housing as Christopher Hutin, who will give the inaugural lecture together with the director of the Mies van der Rohe Foundation, Anna Ramos; the representative of the Berlin Parliament, Katalin Gennburg; the postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Law of the University of Groningen, Andrei Quintiá; the executive secretary of condominiums of the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism of the Government of Chile, Doris González; as well as the councilor of Housing and Rehabilitation of the Barcelona City Council, Lucía Martín.
Less than a month before the celebration of this event, the preliminary program can be consulted on the website, with the different presentations that will be the protagonists of this third edition, as well as the registration form to reserve your place.
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