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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://odoo.bcstudies.org/event/round-table-bioregion
 al-design-71">Round table - Bioregional Design</a>\nWe’ve got visitors! 
 A delegation of around 50 people from the Civic Square ecosyst
 em\,including Material Cultures\, Architecture 00\
 , and Dark Matter Labs\, is visiting Brussels. For the occasio
 n\, we are hosting a round table on Monday\, October 5th\, to explore the 
 impact of initiatives like Civic Square and Stadsatelierdeville on the tra
 nsformation of European cities. Lisa De Visscher\, the Bouwmeester M
 aître Architecte (BMA)\, will also join the discussion to share her
  vision on the topic. THE CONTEXT How do grassroots projects evolve into p
 ermanent places of learning and exchange? This discussion will explore how
  such initiatives shift the relationships between urban actors and foster 
 new forms of participation and governance. The panel will address how we c
 an move from isolated experimentation to structural changes within urban s
 ystems. Together\, we will examine the concrete conditions needed for thes
 e new practices to emerge and discuss what elements can truly be replicate
 d beyond a specific\, local project. WHO IS AT THE TABLE? Civic Square: A 
 neighborhood economics lab and community organization based in Birmingham 
 (UK) focused on building civic infrastructure for ecological and social tr
 ansitions. Dark Matter Labs: An international field laboratory focused on 
 redesigning the institutional "dark matter"\, such as regulations\, contra
 cts\, and bureaucracy\, needed for systemic global change. Lisa De Vissche
 r (BMA): The Bouwmeester Maître Architecte (Chief Architect) of the Bruss
 els-Capital Region\, responsible for guiding architectural quality and urb
 an coherence across the city. Stadsatelierdeville: The Brussels-based hub 
 and living lab\, serving as a platform for urban material experimentation 
 and circular production.
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LOCATION:Avenue du Port 104\, 50.868629\, 4.347799\, 1000\, België
SUMMARY:Round table - Bioregional Design
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://odoo.bcstudies.org/event/roun
 d-table-bioregional-design-71">Round table - Bioregional Design</a>\nWe’
 ve got visitors! A delegation of around 50 people from the Civic Squ
 are ecosystem\,including Material Cultures\, Archi
 tecture 00\, and Dark Matter Labs\, is visiting Brussels
 . For the occasion\, we are hosting a round table on Monday\, October 5th\
 , to explore the impact of initiatives like Civic Square and Stadsatelierd
 eville on the transformation of European cities. Lisa De Visscher\, the 
 Bouwmeester Maître Architecte (BMA)\, will also join the disc
 ussion to share her vision on the topic. THE CONTEXT How do grassroots pro
 jects evolve into permanent places of learning and exchange? This discussi
 on will explore how such initiatives shift the relationships between urban
  actors and foster new forms of participation and governance. The panel wi
 ll address how we can move from isolated experimentation to structural cha
 nges within urban systems. Together\, we will examine the concrete conditi
 ons needed for these new practices to emerge and discuss what elements can
  truly be replicated beyond a specific\, local project. WHO IS AT THE TABL
 E? Civic Square: A neighborhood economics lab and community organization b
 ased in Birmingham (UK) focused on building civic infrastructure for ecolo
 gical and social transitions. Dark Matter Labs: An international field lab
 oratory focused on redesigning the institutional "dark matter"\, such as r
 egulations\, contracts\, and bureaucracy\, needed for systemic global chan
 ge. Lisa De Visscher (BMA): The Bouwmeester Maître Architecte (Chief Arch
 itect) of the Brussels-Capital Region\, responsible for guiding architectu
 ral quality and urban coherence across the city. Stadsatelierdeville: The 
 Brussels-based hub and living lab\, serving as a platform for urban materi
 al experimentation and circular production.
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