This blog attempts to give insight into a study trip exploring the architecture and urbanism of Spain through intensive field study in three cities - Madrid, Barcelona and Girona. Led by Architecture Professors Rudy Barton and Jeff Schnabel, 10 undergraduate and 5 graduate students from Portland State University are documenting design projects ranging from Roman ruins to the most innovative contemporary works.
Monday, 12 September 2011
Interlude: Public Markets as Neighborhood Anchors
One striking aspect of Barcelona's neighborhood stabilization strategy is the focus on food as a foundation of community. Ranging from La Bocheria, Barelona's Cathedral of Food, to more than 30 permanent food markets in the city's network, markets are daily destinations for locals, chefs, and tourists, especially for hungry, foraging PSU students. You can even take nutrition classes and put in a delivery order via the internet.
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