Lecturers

Born Eivissa, 1944. Graduated in Architecture at the ETSAB in 1968, the year he joined forces with José Antonio Martinez Lapeña, 1968. Since 1979 he has been Professor of Landscape Architecture at the ETSAB and Projects Professor since 1996. Main landscape architecture works: Villa Cecilia Gardens, Barcelona; Castell promenade, Castelldefels; Baluard de ses Bòvedes, Palma de Mallorca; Constitució Square, Girona; Guadalquivir Park, La Linea de la Concepción.

ETSAM-trained architect, 1971. ln 1973 he founded José Segui Arquitectos Asociados. He is professor of Urbanism at the ETSA of Granada, founder and director of the magazine “Geometria”. Main works: General Plans of Ronda, Antequera, Granada and Córdoba; Special Plans of the Alhambra, Cortadura and Puerto Real; Cervantes Theatre, Malaga; Bus Station, Malaga; National Prize for Urbanism (1985 and 1987), Gubbio-97 Prize and Europa Nostra Prize (1986).

Born Mans, France, 1959. Landscape Architect from the Versailles DPLG. She was Professor at the Versailles School of Architecture in 1994 and 1995. ln 1992 she founded her own office in Paris, Agence Pascale Hannetel and in 1997, the office Hannetel & Associés.

Born Palencia, 1953. Graduate and Doctor in Economical Sciences from the University of Barcelona. Since 1987 he has been a lecturer at the Department of Vegetal Biology of the UB and, since 1991, head of the Development and Research Program for Forest Restoration in the Mediterranean Environmental Centre, Valencia. He has directed several research projects on the restoration of damaged ecosystems and areas destroyed by fire.

Born 1955. Graduated as a landscape architect at Univeristy of California. Founded his own practice in 1989. Main works: Thames Landscape Strategy; Moscow Botanical Gardens; Heveningham Hall, Suffolk; County Hall, London; Windsor Great Park; Illeifa Island, Chile; Beirut City Center. He has been given the California State Award of the ASLA (1984), Francis Tibbalds Award (1994) and the Country Life Centenary Award (1897-1997).

Zheng Shiling

Born Shanghai, 1941. He is Director of the School of Architecture at Tongji University. He is President of the Architectural Society of Shanghai and Vice-president of the Architectural Society of China. He advises and collaborates on urbanism and architecture at Shanghai Town Hall.

Marcià Codinachs

Born Barcelona, 1955. He is Projects Professor at the ETSAB and coordinator of the doctorate course "New Architectural Tools".

The CRPP (Centre de Recerca i Projectes de Paisatge), directed by Rosa Barba, has collaborated on projects for the sustainable development of plant systems at the Serralada Marina; protection and improvement of Turò de Montcada; landscape planning of the University of Baleric Islands Campus. Anna Zahonero is biologist and Master of Landscape Architecture.

Born Paris, 1957. Master’s in landscape architecture of the University of California. Chairman of the Landscape Design Department at the Versailles ENSP. He founded Studio ONNE in 1995. Main works: industrial landscape for SIEGL, Hermès; Chapsa homeless shelter, Nanterre; Public Park in Alfortville; redevelopment of Renault Factory, Boulogne Billancourt; Invaliden Park, Berlin; Six Arpents Park, Pierrelaye.

UPC-trained doctorate architect and University of Barcelona graduate in Economic Sciences. ETSAB professor and researcher since 1976. Director of the UPC Town Planning Department since 1992. He has undertaken CCRS urban projects in Catalonia, the Canary and Balearic Islands, and Andalusia. He has been awarded the National Prize for Town Planning on three occasions.

Born Barcelona, 1946. He is a Doctor of Biology, a consultant in environmental management at the UNESCO, Secretary General at the International Advice Council of the Latinoamerican Forum of Environmental Sciences, holds the UNESCO chair in sustainable development and is Director of the Biosphere Project. Author of 14 books and director of the TV series “Mediterrània” and “Natura”. Jaume I Honor Award (1990), Narcis Monturiol Medal (1991), Alzina Award (1992) and Environment Award (1995).