Architectures of Resilience. Communities Between Rural and Urban Frontiers

This lecture rethinks urbanism in the Global South by examining the coexistence of permanent and temporary forms within the city. It explores how informality, migration, climate, and everyday practices shape urban environments that operate beyond fixed planning models.

By understanding cities as dynamic and layered systems, the session challenges conventional notions of permanence, highlighting adaptability, temporality, and resilience as key conditions for more inclusive, responsive, and socially grounded urban futures.