URBANISM MEETS ART

URBANISM MEETS ART

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  • Socioplastics Console · Field Door

City Genealogy reads the city as a territorial machine shaped by rent and climate

These ten essays read urban form as operational structure: a living field where pressure, displacement, cohesion, asymmetry and metabolic limits organise the material logic of urban life. Each text isolates one structural condition and turns it into an instrument for understanding how cities endure, fracture and transform. →
URBAN ESSAYS — CITY GENEALOGY — DOIs
810   ★ EnergyTransition
809   ★ CivicPermeability
808   ★ FiniteBasin
807   ★ Depopulation
806   ★ ScalarGovernance
805   ★ ProductiveStratum
804   ★ MetropolitanCohesion
803   ★ ThermalInertia
802   ★ TerritorialSection
801   ★ RentMachine
What Is a Field, Exactly?
Socioplastics studies architecture as epistemic infrastructure: a system for organising knowledge, structuring relations and stabilising public form.
Index · ORCID · LAPIEZA-LAB
The Soft Ontology Papers function as a lightweight entrance layer into Socioplastics: shorter conceptual essays linked to the wider field architecture, core DOI sequences and distributed research system accessible through the PROJECT INDEX.
SOFT ONTOLOGY PAPERS
3201   ★ Field Formation Can Be Read Through Structure
3202   ★ Two Ways a Field Begins to Appear
3203   ★ Scale Needs Structure
3204   ★ Scalar Grammar Helps Knowledge Hold Together
3205   ★ Density Creates Internal Coherence
3206   ★ Stable Points Help Open Systems Grow
3207   ★ Visibility Often Arrives Late
3208   ★ A Field Needs Soft Edges and Stable Cores
3209   ★ The Corpus Can Become a Way of Thinking
3210   ★ A Field Can Be Carefully Designed

PRINCIPALS

  • ANTO LLOVERAS
  • PAULA LLOVERAS CAMINOS

SKOGFINSK MUSEUM

SKOGFINSK MUSEUM
NORWAY 2017

RUSSIAN SALAD

RUSSIAN SALAD
MOSCOW NEW DISTRICT

TROLE

TROLE
ATELIERS MADRID SOUTH

URBAN PUNCH LOVE

URBAN PUNCH LOVE

LANDART MUSEUM

LANDART MUSEUM

OUR BOOKS

OUR BOOKS
STAND HERE

FACTORY DESIGN

FACTORY DESIGN
AND SETS

SNAKE

SNAKE
HOUSING

STRUCTURAL CONVERSATIONS

STRUCTURAL CONVERSATIONS
LLLL ART AGENCY SERIES

ARCO MADRID ARTFAIR

ARCO MADRID ARTFAIR
SPACE DESIGN AND FURNITURE

EL PALMERAL

EL PALMERAL
MÁLAGA HONORABLE MENTION

EASY RIDER

EASY RIDER
THE CITY OF STEEL

FIRESTATION OSLO

FIRESTATION OSLO

SUBURBAN SQUARE

SUBURBAN SQUARE
DENMARK 2019

SWAN

SWAN

SEMINARIO CREP

SEMINARIO CREP
CURATED BY LLOVERAS

ZONA DE OBRAS

ZONA DE OBRAS

GLORY HOLE

GLORY HOLE
WOOD HOUSE PERFORMANCE

SMALL CHANGE

SMALL CHANGE

URBANAS is an international art and urban planning agency

Founded by siblings Paula Lloveras and Anto Lloveras, focused on cross-disciplinary projects merging architecture, science, urbanism, humanities, and conceptual art. Based in Spain and Norway, they run LAPIEZA ART SERIES and have curated over 130 exhibitions featuring 1500 works in collaboration with artists, collectives, and institutions. They also founded CAPA, a council dedicated to exploring hermeneutics and philosophical research at UCR3, and are developing a theoretical device called SOCIOPLASTICS to examine epistemology and narrative structures in urban and artistic practices. Educated at ETSAM Madrid, Delft, and Gothenburg, they’ve lectured at NTNU and other European institutions, with their work published in numerous magazines and two forthcoming books.

NTNU UNIVERSITY CITY CAMPUS

NTNU UNIVERSITY CITY CAMPUS
KEEPING THE FOREST UNTOUCHED

EL ANDADOR

EL ANDADOR
GRAN SAN BLAS MADRID

POSITIOANL ESSAYS

POSITIOANL ESSAYS
FILMED PEOPLE

THE EXPERIENCE OF THE CITY

THE EXPERIENCE OF THE CITY
DOCTORAL SEMINAR UAM UNIVERSITY MADRID

HEART SO BLACK

HEART SO BLACK
INTYERMEDIAE MADRIC COMPETITION

MEXICO PAVILION ARCO

MEXICO PAVILION ARCO
LANDSCAPES MEEET

MUSEUM PARK ROTTERDAM

MUSEUM PARK ROTTERDAM
LIGHT CONCRETE

THE WOOD WAY -

THE WOOD WAY -
PROJECTS WITH STUDIO FREDRIK LIUND

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