Revolutionizing Urban Spaces: Barbara Buser’s Activism Meets Sustainable Design

Join us on a thought-provoking journey into sustainable architecture and urban innovation with the legendary Barbara Buser. Filmed in Zurich, this episode dives into the transformation of industrial spaces into vibrant urban hubs, emphasizing reuse over recycling. Guided by Anders Lendager and Anders Morgenthaler, Barbara shares her pioneering vision for circularity, social inclusion, and breaking systemic norms.
Walking around in the transformed SBB building, Werkstadt Zurich, we explore and challenge the complexities of modern society and question conventional norms to imagine a more inclusive and equitable future. We come across topics like everyday sexism, systemic inequality, social justice, and sustainable development, providing fresh perspectives and actionable solutions. Join us on a journey to redefine societal structures, elevate marginalized voices, and inspire positive change for everyone. Together, we can shape a future that values empathy, innovation, and justice for all.
Barbara Buser teaches us a whole lot if things:
The distinction between reuse and recycling in building materials.
Barbara’s battle for sustainability and diversity in a male-dominated industry.
How she redefined urban spaces by combining community-driven design and sustainable practices.
Her innovative approaches to financing large-scale projects and scaling circular architecture.
And shares her inspiring story of resilience, ingenuity, and her unrelenting fight against climate change. A must-watch for architects, activists, and anyone passionate about reimagining the future of our cities
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