Heritage Day is one of the country's most significant cultural celebrations. In this context, the team behind the XXI Architecture and Urbanism Biennial of Chile will set up at the Teatro Huemul in the Franklin neighborhood to conduct its third public consultation.
These field activities have been developed to engage those who live, work, or visit the neighborhood. These gatherings serve to enrich the definition of "the common and the ordinary" in public space in a simple and playful way, while also exploring perceptions regarding the neighborhood's boundaries, its most and least valued places, those considered the heart of the area, and other data that will inform the Biennial's programming and staging.
These playful and informative initiatives also aim to involve residents, local business owners, and visitors in the planning of Chile's most important architecture event, which this year seeks to foster a dialogue between the needs of the general public and the architects who design and develop solutions.
