85 social housing units in Cornellá de Llobregat, by Peris+Toral The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has named 85 Social Housing in Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) an 85-unit timber-framed social housing development designed by Peris + Toral Arquitectes as the winner of the RIBA International Prize 2024 Lu Wenyu said: “Through this innovative approach to social housing Peris + Toral Arquitectes has responded to the shifting demands of societal groupings by crafting a housing project that is adaptive Not defined by stereotypes or fixed assumptions of what constitutes ‘family’ the intelligent organization of space encourages lively interaction and connection within the community ensuring that the architecture functions on different scales – from the discrete dwelling to the collective space This building has set a precedent for future developments in Barcelona and beyond and is a worthy winner of the RIBA International Prize 2024.” The units of a five-story apartment block in Cornellà form a matrix that ensures maximum use of floor area as well as an optimal bay for the structure made of zero-kilometer timber The construction is organized around a courtyard at whose four corners the vertical circulation cores are located and out to which the private terraces giving access to the dwellings look All the home units are composed of square-shaped modules with undifferentiated sizes and uses arranged enfilade by means of large openings that omit corridors and let users enjoy double orientations Book: Housing, 50 Works in Spain Arquitectura Viva 263: Peris + Toral AV Monografías 243-244: España 2022 RIBA has also announced the winner of the International Emerging Architect Award 2024 ARCity has been named the winner for their project Six Bricolage Houses The award is given in recognition of those making a significant contribution to the field of architecture who have been practicing for 10 years or less is a curated series of six self-built homes built as a pioneering and innovative model for urban renewal in order to meet community needs for housing whilst integrating sensitively with the ancient streets of the historic heart of the city Six Bricolage Houses in Shenzhen by ARCity Office there arent any match using your search terms residents of Cornellà de Llobregat – part of Barcelona’s metropolitan area – can struggle to access critical community services such as schools This is due to thermal discomfort experienced during high temperatures which impacts residents’ mobility choices and leads to an increasing reliance on private vehicles With climate projections indicating an increase in extreme heat the Cornellà municipality wanted to ensure the city’s services and facilities remain easily accessible under all weather conditions The ‘Climate Itineraries’ project addresses these challenges by establishing green mobility corridors and reimagining the landscape This includes enhancing connections between schools as well as redesigning streets to incorporate more vegetation This is one of five projects selected for the Sustainable Cities Mobility Challenge coordinated by Climate KIC and funded for the second year through the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) America via a grant from FedEx “We created an urban strategy for climate adaptation because we really wanted residents to use more sustainable mobility modes without risking their health on hotter days We are experimenting with prototypes for buildings and open spaces that include best practices for climate and heat adaptation,” says Mattia Federico Leone Professor of Building Technologies and Environmental Design at the University of Naples Mattia is also Co-Director of the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN) European Hub and both organisations are collaborating with the municipality of Cornellà on this project The Climate Itineraries project is focused on the district of Sant Ildefons one of the five most vulnerable districts in the entire Metropolitan Area of Barcelona concrete-dominated neighborhood suffers from a severe lack of green space and thermal insulation with its aging buildings worsening the situation Greening in a children’s playground in Cornellà de Llobregat Critical infrastructure has been mapped to pinpoint where mobility corridors could be created residents have engaged in a ‘walking tour’ approach to share their mobility preferences how heat affects their behavioural patterns and listen to proposals for adaptation measures They expressed a desire for more water fountains and shaded benches located in the neighbourhood Residents have already felt a positive impact from the small-scale actions undertaken by the City of Cornellà in the last two years such as pavement removal and urban greening “The redesign of these spaces has reinforced the sense of community that has always been prevalent in Sant Ildefons The district is now better equipped during warmer periods and there are more opportunities to mix socially which improves residents’ quality of life and contributes to the growth of what has always been an interesting melting pot in Cornellà,” says Mattia Federico Leone These proposed interventions—from small-scale actions to a complete climate-resilient redevelopment of streetscapes and public spaces—are poised to reduce Urban Heat Island conditions improve outdoor and indoor climate shelters and deliver multiple socio-economic and environmental co-benefits to the local community The implementation of the project will cover the initial step of the suggested phasing of interventions Cornellà hopes to scale up this project and replicate it across the district – and beyond we are really seeing a potential for it becoming a best practice case for many small and medium-sized cities in Europe which are part of larger metropolitan areas,” says Mattia Federico Leone Climate KIC is committed to helping transform over 400 cities into thriving Our collaboration with FedEx shows what is possible when corporations city officials and citizens come together to unite for a common purpose The success of the Challenge demonstrates the transformative power of public-private partnerships in reimagining urban mobility To learn more about the other participating cities Read On Web design TWK The 85 dwellings are distributed in four groupings, with a total of 18 units per floor. Four or five homes are laid out around each nucleus so that all typologies have cross ventilation and dual orientation. in addition to offering flexibility based on the ambiguity of use and functional indeterminacy allows an optimal structural space for the wooden structure to ensure economic viability the volume of wood required has been optimized to 0.24 m3 per square meter of built area You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Due to the loss of jobs and the complicated economic situation of the small owners the City Council of Cornellà de Llobregat admitted its concern about a definitive closure of the Llobregat Centre after Christmas the merchants who own less than half of the property of the shopping center share the municipal government’s uncertainty about the future of their jobs Everything seems to indicate that in early January 2023 the mall will close its doors after more than 30 years of operation a “closure plan” will be implemented which will begin the progressive eviction of the businesses in order to make a definitive closure on January 31 This would bring to an end the commercial activity of the center The closing will take place immediately after the end of Christmas 2022 The local administration claims that in addition to concerns about job losses another factor that influenced the decision was the emergence of a “private operator” it is the real estate company Comercial Inversora about which the City Council does not know what its purposes will be with the closure The center is home to some twenty establishments One of them is the Carrefour group’s supermarket which operates on a 35,000-square-meter site with 1,600 parking spaces one of the most prominent brands in the Cornellà Centre is fighting the battle for some 90 of its workers who will be affected by the decision They will seek to accommodate them in other centers close to the area The City Council of Cornellà de Llobregat indicated that this closure is worrying both for the commercial consequences and for the loss of jobs Especially for those owners who have bet on the mall since its inception The owners’ board announced that as of January 8 it will begin the closure plan with progressive eviction the final closure of the shopping center is scheduled for January 31 of next year the Llobregat Centre has been a “reference” commercial space in the region The City Council expresses its uncertainty and concern about the background of the decision and about the future of this area of great economic importance for the area and for the local economy Further pronouncements on the future of this large surface area are expected Stock images by Depositphotos La venta de la nuda propiedad Copyright © 2022 Salirporbarcelona , All rights Reserved. Created by JEZZ Media Soccer Football - LaLiga - Espanyol v Real Madrid - RCDE Stadium 2025 Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti during the match REUTERS/Nacho Doce (Reuters) - Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said his side are still in the driving seat in the LaLiga title race despite a shock 1-0 defeat by Espanyol on Saturday Real lead the Spanish top flight on 49 points with the city rivals set to meet next weekend but despite the defeat we are still in the fight We have to focus on the next game," Ancelotti told a press conference The Italian manager also criticised the decision not to show a red card to eventual goalscorer Carlos Romero for a foul on Kylian Mbappe who was running up the field on a breakaway attack but fortunately nothing happened," Ancelotti added Defender Antonio Rudiger left the pitch with a muscle problem and Ancelotti said it was too early to tell for how long the German may be out "He had an injury and we will have to assess it (Reporting by Angelica Medina in Mexico City; Editing by Christian Radnedge) We would love to keep you posted on the latest promotion On Thursday at 9.00pm CET FC Barcelona begin their Copa del Rey campaign with a game against third tier Unión Esportiva Cornellà Here’s a closer look at the team that got here by knocking out none other than Atlético Madrid Cornellà de Llobregat is a municipality on the south-west outskirts of metropolitan Barcelona it is best known for being the site of RCD Espanyol’s current stadium It’s also within walking distance of Barça’s Ciutat Esportiva training ground UE Cornellà spent its entire existence in the fourth tier of Spanish football or below until 2014 when it won promotion to the third tier Division 2B for the first time qualifying for the promotion playoffs in the last three seasons Times have never been healthier at the club during which time it also won its first Copa Catalunya title in 2018 The team wears green and white striped jerseys and green shorts The Nou Estadi Municipal was opened in 2012 and is located just a few metres away from Espanyol’s stadium When they played Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey in 2014 they borrowed Espanyol’s ground for the occasion but the limited capacity won’t be an issue against Barça due to Covid-19 restrictions forbidding spectators Cornellà’s youth system is so strong that it is sometimes regarded as Catalonia’s third biggest nursery of football talent after Barça and Espanyol. The most familiar of those products is Barça’s very own Jordi Alba, who spent two years there before getting signed up by Valencia Indeed the meeting and video room at the ground is named after the player and the club itself gained benefitted financially from his subsequent move from Valencia to the Camp Nou Others include Senegal international Keita Baldé Víctor Ruiz (Betis) and Enric Gallego (Osasuna) This will be the first ever meeting between the teams although Cornellà regularly play against Barça B In fact they are currently in the same division and Barça won 1-0 away when the sides met earlier this season Konrad and Ilaix all featured in that game in which Alex Collado scored the solitary goal Last five league gamesRCD Espanyol B 1-0 UE Cornellà                 CF Badalona 3-0 UE Cornellà        UE Cornellà 0-1 FC Barcelona B   Nàstic de Tarragona 2-2 UE Cornellà        UE Olot 2-2 UE Cornellà After winning four of their first five games Cornellà have now gone for six without a win in their eleven-team league group As things stand that would mean going into one of the relegation groups for the latter part of the season But they are just three points behind Barça B so there is time yet for anything to happen Copa del ReyTheir Copa del Rey run began with a 1-0 win at Marino in the Canary Islands That earned them a high-profile match-up with Liga leaders Atlético Madrid Diego Simeone was made to pay for opting to field a young and inexperienced side for that fixture as Cornellà pulled off one of the biggest cupsets in recent memory They won 1-0 to qualify for the round of 32 for only the second time in club history Midfielder Albert Dorca also spent time in the Barça academy forging a particularly close friendships with goalkeeper Victor Valdés and also playing in the same team a quiet pale and raky young lad called Andrés Iniesta went on to play for a host of different clubs almost always in the Second Division to the extent that he is the player with the third highest number of appearances of all time in that category Other more experienced players include centre back Borja García who played top flight football for Racing Santander and Rulo Prieto was on the Huesca side that won promotion to La Liga in 2018 but was transferred that summer Midfielder Cristian Lobato (pictured below) played for Barça B and in 2011 joined the first team on its preseason US Tour where he even got playing time under Pep Guardiola As well as spell at Sporting Kansas City in MLS he has also played first division football for Osasuna The club has a partnership arrangement with English Championship side Birmingham City and Agus Medina and Iván Guzmán are both on loan from that club Cornellà will be unable to field a full-strength side against Barça while Covid-19 has also had an impact on some players a local hero after scoring the winning goal against Atlético Madrid He's picked up a nasty knee injury and is going to have to sit this one out The team is coached by Guillermo Fernández whose previous positions have included SD Ejea (Aragon) CE Sabadell (Catalonia) and Olímpic Xàtiva (Valencia) As European cities ramp up efforts to cut carbon emissions, local initiatives play a crucial role in the transition to lowering emissions. The Sustainable Cities Mobility Challenge supported by FedEx Express and Climate KIC identifies cities developing innovative solutions that enhance the way citizens move about and engage in their local environments the Challenge has unveiled a selection of innovative projects aimed at transforming city transport systems These initiatives are not just isolated efforts but part of a larger movement to redefine urban mobility across Europe we highlight five standout cities that are piloting cleaner and more people-centred mobility solutions residents of Cornellà de Llobregat struggle to access critical community services due to thermal discomfort impacting their mobility choices and leading to a reliance on private vehicles With climate projections indicating an increase in extreme heat days the municipality wants to ensure that the city’s services and facilities remain accessible under all weather conditions In collaboration with the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN) and Università di Napoli Frederico II the project aims to develop a proof of concept for “climate itineraries,” to address the challenges posed by extreme heat in the district of Sant Ildelfons – one of the five most vulnerable districts in the entire Metropolitan Area of Barcelona The project includes developing mobility corridors Cornella de Llobregat is eagerly embracing the opportunity granted by the Mobility Challenge empowering us to elevate our ‘climate itineraries’ we stride toward fostering healthier local lifestyles Deputy Mayor and Councillor for the Presidency and Security Portugal – Enhancing the Walkability.App Promoting walking across Lisbon’s hilly landscape aligns with Portugal’s National Strategy for Active Pedestrian Mobility 2030 successful implementation requires scalable data on pedestrian habits and their walking environment addresses this need and enables pedestrians to share experiences and inform new improvements Lisbon plans to enhance the app with locals in mind supporting its commitment to increase walking and halve emissions by 2030 The first phase focuses on improving the functionality of the app including GDPR compliance and enabling citizens to attach images The second phase involves conducting participatory walking assessments to identify areas requiring improvement for pedestrians followed by evaluation analysis of the lessons learned and an assessment of its replication potential Data collection on the experience of walking is essential for our understanding of the citizen pedestrian needs developing the best policies and evaluating measures This project will give us the opportunity to create better information and processes for transforming Lisbon into a city of excellence for walking Lisbon’s Deputy Mayor for Pedestrian Accessibility UK – The Greening Liverpool Project: Transforming urban spaces with sustainable solutions Liverpool City Council faces urban challenges exacerbated by climate change only 2 per cent of journeys in the region are made by bike or foot contributing to carbon emissions and congestion Recognising the need to slash carbon emissions and congestion the Council declared a Climate Emergency in 2019 Leveraging expertise gained from previous EU-funded projects the Greening Liverpool Project aims to deliver innovative nature-based solutions to improve the local environment and encourage walking The proposal includes installing trellis planters on Grafton Street planting native hedges at Saint Brides Church introducing permeable paving on Kent and Upper Pitt Streets and native planting in Dingle’s Hill Street Liverpool prides itself on innovation and we’re also looking at new ways to deliver greener methods in highways construction so sustainability is rooted in everything we do from the materials in our roads to how people travel on them Director of Transportation and Highways at Liverpool City Council 93 per cent of all journeys cover less than ten kilometres making bicycles (and e-bikes) a sustainable alternative to cars This community-driven initiative in the northeastern part of the city aims to increase cycling participation among residents By establishing a dedicated ‘Cycling Promotion Lab,’ the project will implement practical initiatives to improve access With a focus on engaging directly with 300 participants and reaching about 3,000 individuals this project aims to make cycling more attractive accessible and inclusive for all residents of Santa Coloma the project aims to foster a culture where inner-city cycling is seen as a convenient mode of transportation Santa Coloma supports the Cycling Lab project with the aim of promoting and empowering more people environmentally friendly transport and improving the health This exemplifies our strong commitment to creating a model city that is equal and one that is firmly dedicated to addressing the effects of the climate crisis Women-led bicycling training in Santa Coloma The Netherlands – Transforming Car Parking Spaces: A Pop-Up Public Space Project Utecht’s project proposes temporary pop-up elements in public spaces with a particular focus on reimagining car parking spaces to advocate for sustainable urban design By temporarily repurposing these spaces into green areas the project will spark conversations about redefining public space and reducing car dominance in urban environments Aligned with Utrecht’s Spatial Strategy 2040 the project aims to increase greenery and prioritise people and more sustainable mobility over motor vehicles The greater goal is to encourage alternative transportation modes and community interaction and demonstrate the potential for long-lasting changes in urban planning which reclaim space for both citizens and nature By prioritising greenery and community spaces over car dominance we’re reimagining the future of the city and creating spaces that truly serve the needs of our residents and promote a sense of belonging –Councillor Linda Voortman of Utrecht An illustration of a parking space pop-up in Utrecht the Sustainable Cities Mobility Challenge has provided $640,000 in funding to support nine European cities across six countries This funding was made possible through the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) America a third tranche of funding was approved for the Challenge enabling us to support another four to five municipalities in the future We expect to run a call for expressions of interest in early 2025 Our collaboration with FedEx illustrates the potential of public-private partnerships when corporations The multi-year success of the Challenge highlights the transformative power of these collaborations in reimagining how we move within our cities This article is part of Climate KIC’s #LiveableCities Campaign where we explore the pathways to a climate neutral our goal is to help transform over 400 cities into thriving This campaign captures the stories and lessons of ambitious cities in Europe and around the world We want to show a vision of what’s possible when cities and stakeholders come together to tackle the climate crisis The bases of this new residential building are a matrix of communicating rooms that eliminates corridors to guarantee optimum use of the floor plan and the use of timber to enable the industrialization of elements improved quality of construction and a major reduction of deadlines and C02 emissions The building is organized around a courtyard that articulates a sequence of intermediate spaces anticipating the doorway of the building and filtering the relationship between public space and the courtyard that acts as a small plaza for the community The four vertical communication shafts are situated at the four corners of the courtyard so that all the occupants converge and meet in the plaza which represents a safe space from a gender perspective entry to the apartments is from the communication shaft and the private terraces that make up the ring of outdoor spaces that overlook the courtyard The building’s general floor plan is a matrix of communicating rooms eliminating both private and community corridors to make the maximum use of the floor space The server spaces are laid out in the central ring The surface area and proportion allow generous corners as a support that facilitates the appropriation of space The structure is mainly determined by setting 3,60m short spans multiple supports uphold CLT slabs: cross-laminated timber bearing walls in the façade and a system of laminated timber columns and beams in the centered bays The structure is optimized by compensating momentums with multiple supports and cantilevers at all ends In order to achieve economic feasibility in social housing timber volume needed by built squared meter has been optimized down to 0,24m3/m2 The façade’s construction system and the structure joints are both solved by mechanical bonds The exterior building skin is built up with electro welded wire mesh holding/bearing sun shading and filtering sights this element improve steadiness and at the same time it shapes the terrace’s handrail Input your search keywords and press Enter You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/ The project consists of 85 social housingunits on a plot previously occupied by the emblematic Cinema Pisa in the city of Cornellà de Llobregat It is a five-story freestanding building with a wood structure resting on a ground level with a concrete structure for commercial use and public facilities a portico open to the city anticipates the building’s entrance and filters the connection between public and community space that functions as a small plaza for the neighbors Instead of entering directly and independently from the exterior facade to each lobby in the building the four vertical communication cores are situated at the four corners of the courtyard so all the neighbors converge and meet in the courtyard-plaza In the typical plan one accesses the apartments through private terraces that form the crown of outdoor spaces flowing out onto the courtyard The building’s general floor plan is organized in a matrix of connected rooms; that is which eliminate both private and communal corridors to make the most of the floor area The servant spaces are arranged in the central ring while the rest of the rooms are placed along the facade proposing different ways of living Another terrace on the outer crown completes the spatial sequence the enfilade of spaces connected to one another by large openings that let in air and views The 85 units are distributed in four groups and a total of 18 apartments per floor Four or five dwellings are organized around the core so all the different types have cross ventilation and double orientation The apartments consist of five or six modules depending on whether they are two- or three-bedroom units The open and inclusive kitchen is in the central room acting as a distributing piece that replaces the two corridors making domestic work visible and avoiding gender roles Aside from offering flexibility based on the ambiguity of use and functional freedom the size of the rooms permits an optimum structural bay for the wood structure to ensure economic viability the wood volume required per square meter has been optimized until reaching 0.24 m3 per m2 of built area lnstituto Metropolitano de Promoción de Suelo  Consultores ConsultantsBernúz Fernández (estructuras structures);  L3J Tècnics Associats (instalaciones  mechanical engineering); Joan March i Raurell (dirección de ejecución works management); Societat Orgànica (asesoramiento ambiental environmental consulting); Àurea Acústica (acústica acoustics); AB Pasatgistes (paisajismo landscape)  Superficie construida Floor area 12.815,55m² When we hear the word “Chiquipark” we usually associate it with places for children children’s birthday parties and parents relaxing in a bar while their children enjoy the fun a new space near Barcelona has decided to completely change this concept and present something completely different: a challenge designed especially for adults This innovative place is known as Sapakara Fun Parc and is going viral on social networks thanks to its exciting attractions and challenges that get your adrenaline pumping like never before This entertainment center offers several areas but the most outstanding one is “Jungle Tag” a real obstacle challenge where participants can win points if they prove to be agile and skillful It is a kind of gymkhana full of obstacles and challenges in which participants accumulate points by bringing their bracelets close to checkpoints Sapakara Fun Parc doesn’t stop there such as trampolines that allow for spectacular jumps while combined with augmented reality challenges to ensure that adults can enjoy their own adventures the park includes an authentic “chiquipark” area where children can also be entertained while the adults have fun If you are looking for a truly different and exciting entertainment experience It is located just 10 minutes from Barcelona and is open every day of the week from 11 am to 9 pm don’t forget to share your exploits on social media an extreme chiquipark for all ages located in Silici One of them has elastic mats accompanied by interactive screens that allow playing with augmented reality using jumps and body movements as controls there is also the children’s playground opens its doors to adults at certain times allowing them to release their inner child while enjoying zip lines and slides after facing extreme challenges Although Sapakara has been the center of attention on social media in recent months it is not the only place offering such entertainment in Barcelona Cornellà de Llobregat) has 2,850 square meters of elastic mats and trampolines as well as the longest zip line in the Peninsula which went viral at its inauguration at the beginning of last year Barça make their 2020/21 Copa del Rey debut this Thursday against Cornellà in the Round of 16 at the Nou Municipal de Cornellà de Llobregat (9.00pm CET) The first-team have never faced the side from Baix Llobregat in official competition but they're a regular opponent for Barça's youth teams This season three teams from La Masia have already played in Cornellà The first were U19B: Oscar López's team won 0-2 on November 11 thanks to goals from Jordi Coca and Aleix Garrido but Jaume Jardí equalised from the penalty spot and then Txus Alba scored a direct free-kick to make it 1-2 Cornellà managed to make it 2-2 before the break but Alarcón's double took the game away from the hosts even though they added another with the final move of the match Barça B grabbed their win six days later on 20 December Garcia Pimienta's team won 0-1 thanks to a direct free-kick by Alex Collado and the trio could also play again against Cornellà this Thursday if Koeman decides to call them up Suspect entered station in Cornellà de Llobregat near Barcelona ‘to attack officers’ Police in Catalonia have shot dead a man armed with a knife who attacked a police station on the outskirts of Barcelona just three days after the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks in the city and coastal town of Cambrils which police are treating as a terrorist incident happened in the early hours of Monday in Cornellà de Llobregat on the southern edge of Barcelona According to police the man entered the station just before 6am brandishing a knife and shouting: “God is great.” When the duty sergeant urged him to put the knife down he allegedly threw himself at a female officer and was shot dead “It was clearly a case of premeditated homicide with intent to kill one of our officers,” Rafel Comes “The individual mentioned Allah and for lack of any other motive for now we are treating it as a terrorist attack.” The man was provisionally named as Abdelouahab Taib an Algerian national with Spanish residency The identification was based on documents found on his body but police were also running a fingerprint check to confirm his identity His fingerprints have also been sent to international agencies Comes said there was nothing to connect him to the terrorist cell that carried out the attacks in Catalonia last summer There were reports that Taib’s Spanish wife had left him a week before the incident said an investigation had been opened and confirmed that the attack was being treated as an act of terrorism The desk sergeant and female officer who witnessed the incident were being examined by the force’s psychology team the post-traumatic effects often surface days or weeks later,” Comes said In what appeared to be a reference to complaints of a lack of coordination between the various police forces during last summer’s attacks Comes said that as soon as the incident occurred the information was shared with local and national forces Sixteen people were killed on 17 August 2017 after a van drove into crowds on Barcelona’s popular Las Ramblas boulevard and a knife attack in the nearby resort of Cambrils Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks, Spain’s worst since the Madrid train bombings in 2004 when 191 people died and more than 1,800 were injured Spain has had its terrorist alert at the second-highest level since 2015 Catalonia has a long history of Islamic militant activity A member of the Algerian Armed Islamic Group (GIA) was uncovered in the region in 1995 who flew a passenger plane into one of the World Trade Center on 11 September 2001 spent time in Catalonia shortly before the attacks a plot targeting Barcelona’s metro system was foiled when it was in its advanced stages One in four people detained in Spain over extremist Muslim-linked terrorism come from the province of Barcelona in Catalonia, according to a study published last year by the Real Instituto Elcano which called the province the country’s “main centre of jihadist activity” Founded in 2005 by Marta Peris and Jose Manuel Toral both graduated from ETSAB, peris+toral.arquitectes is an architecture practice based in Barcelona which combines its professional activity with the academic one They are currently working on different projects while working as teachers in the  Faculty of Architecture in Barcelona (ETSAB) and IED Their work has been published in architecture books and magazines the practice has published articles in architecture books and magazines Fundamentos and  DC Papers are to highlight Their work has been recognized with awards such as AJAC Joves Arquitectes 2011  and Saloni d’Arquitect award finalists Premio Europeo di Architettura MATILDE BAFFA UGO RIVOLTA 2021 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Gold Award 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  First Prize Premios MAPEI a la Arquitectura Sostenible 2021 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Winner Jury's TOP PICK 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Winner 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Winner Best of best ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE AMP 2021 - Residential Multi Unit 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Winner ex-aequo Premio CATALUNYA CONSTRUCCIÓ 2021 - Innovació a la construcció Premio A+ by DAIKIN  - Vivienda plurifamiliar XV Premios NAN Arquitectura y construcción 2021 - Residencial 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà2021  Awarded Archive Architecture The image shows one of the first co-creation sessions organized with young people when schools were closed and social leisure spaces were limited children and adolescents were among the most seriously affected groups as they experienced increased anxiety mental health problems and greater exposure to domestic and online violence According to the statistics (The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action the risk of suffering from or witnessing violence increased by 30% in this group during the COVID-19 pandemic a team at the Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children's Hospital saw the need to create and regain safe community spaces for children and young people in order to prevent violence The RESCCUE: REcover Spaces for traumatized Children in CommUnity sEttings post COVID-19 project which is funded by the European Commission aims to regain safe spaces in order to prevent and detect violence against children and adolescents The project seeks to involve the young people themselves the primary healthcare system and the mental health system "We want to empower young people and children in order to reduce their exposure to situations of violence while at the same time providing education professionals and families with tools to prevent this violence and support victims," said Mar Alvarez a psychiatrist at the Cornellà Centre for Child and Youth Mental Health of the Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children's Hospital The participants in the project include Cornellà de Llobregat City Council through its Department of Equality Policies which has helped actively involve a group of young people from Joan Miró secondary school and Riera Centre and Sant Ildefons young people's spaces in co-designing the materials for the project "It was very important to validate the activities and materials with young people because we always design the projects that are intended for them from the perspective of adults and then we find that the message doesn't reach them," explained the Deputy Mayor for Social Policies Equality and Health of Cornellà City Council and identified the roles involved," she added A series of innovative educational resources have been designed to promote peer learning as a result of the co-creation sessions "Based on all the information, we decided to design a board game as an effective strategy for raising awareness among teenagers. After talking to the young people, we ruled out producing an app, precisely because it would mean spending more time looking at a screen," said UOC faculty member and Edul@b principal investigator Montse Guitert and the aim is to provide it in open access so that schools can download it print it and use it in their classrooms in the future The first pilot phase will be carried out in secondary schools in Cornellà de Llobregat during the 2023/2024 school year and all the pupils at the schools will be actively involved Workshops for professionals in the education community will also be provided which will focus on self-care and building bridges with adolescents to create safe spaces Sessions with families who are experiencing situations of domestic violence or cyberbullying will be an integral part of the project These spaces will focus on family dynamics providing support and tools to deal with these complex situations and ensuring a safe environment for adolescents and young people The transfer of the methodology will be measured with a pilot test in Rome carried out by the team at the Bambino Gesù Paediatric Hospital All the materials generated by the RESCCUE project will be available on the website (https://www.project-resccue.eu/) for use by all interested schools and institutions The goal is to provide valuable and accessible resources for well-being and the prevention of violence among adolescents The project is being led by the Cornellà Centre for Child and Youth Mental Health of the Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children's Hospital - Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute in partnership with the Department of Equality Policies of Cornellà City Council the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya and the Bambino Gesù Paediatric Hospital in Rome This programme contains measures that strengthen resilience and aims to prevent the onset of mental health problems among people between 12 and 25 years old and the people around them: in their schools It works through two direct action programmes: one with schools providing prevention training for mental health in the educational community in order to improve the identification and management of emotional distress; and the other in the broader field of public awareness Henka aims to address the current pressing needs in this area This research project contributes to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 (Good Health and Well-being), and 4 (Quality Education) The UOC's research and innovation (R&I) is helping overcome pressing challenges faced by global societies in the 21st century by studying interactions between technology and human & social sciences with a specific focus on the network society Over 500 researchers and more than 50 research groups work in the UOC's seven faculties, its eLearning Research programme and its two research centres: the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) and the eHealth Center (eHC) The university also develops online learning innovations at its eLearning Innovation Center (eLinC), as well as UOC community entrepreneurship and knowledge transfer via the Hubbik platform Open knowledge and the goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development serve as strategic pillars for the UOC's teaching, research and innovation. More information: research.uoc.edu You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed FC Barcelona’s first Copa del Rey fixture of 2020/21 is a Round of 16 tie against UE Cornellà Ronald Koeman will be looking for a reaction from his team to banish the memories of the Spanish Super Cup final defeat The two senior sides have never played against each other in official competition before, however, the team from Baix Llobregat regularly do battle with the various Barça youth teams Coach: Guillermo Romo has no experience against Barça's senior team though his sides have played six games against Barça B two draws and one defeat is his record against the blaugranes whilst coach of Olímpic Top Scorers: Alexandre Pla and Adrián Jiménez both have a goal each in this season's Copa del Rey are the top scorers in the squad from their Segunda División B fixtures How did they get here?: The green-and-whites qualified for the Round of 16 after eliminating Atlético Madrid (1-0) In the previous round they had beaten Marino by 0-1 Romo's side have also gone six league games without a win: three draws and three defeats one of them against García Pimienta's Barça B (0-1) President of the club, Álex Talavera, played in FC Barcelona's youth teams and was also a team-mate of Jordi Alba's whilst he was at the club This will be the first official match between Cornellà and FC Barcelona and the team from Baix Llobregat will be the 86th different opponent that Barça have faced in the competition U19A and U19B have all won their league matches at Cornellà Ronald Koeman will make his debut as FC Barcelona coach in the cup The Dutchman has previously won the tournament as coach of Valencia (2007/08) and as a Barça player (1989/90) He will announce his squad on the morning of the match Access all of the club's multimedia content Un estadio referente y reconocido internacionalmente por sus instalaciones modernidad y capacidad para acoger eventos durante los 365 días del año Make your reservation to visit every corner of the amazing RCDE Stadium and discover all the history of RCD Espanyol de Barcelona Feel the pre-match excitement with exclusive pitchside access to watch the players’ warm-up up close witness the starting eleven step onto the field from the tunnel And get to meet and greet the stars after the match CONVENE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS GENERAL MEETING OF "REIAL  CLUB DEPORTIU  ESPANYOL DE BARCELONA By the Board of Directors of the company REIAL CLUB DEPORTIU ESPANYOL DE BARCELONA (thereafter the "Company") dated May 26th 2016 the Extraordinary Shareholders General Meeting  of the Company is to be held at the Auditorium of Cornellà located in Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) 51 Albert Einstein street is convened on June 30th 2016 First: Determining  number of members of the Board of Directors Ratification of the members of the Board of Directors appointed by cooptation Second: Appointment of Chairman of the Board of Directors Third: Approval of the balance sheet of the Company ended as of January 1st which has been verified by the Company's auditor and which for capital reduction object fifth item of the Agenda is to be based voluntary reserves and capital grants to offset losses from previous financial years as well as existing negative reserves Fifth: Reduction of share capital of the Company by an amount of €21,999,770,14 by reducing the nominal value of all shares representing the capital of the Company by an amount of €54.10121 being fixed the nominal value per share at €6,00 in order to restore the balance between capital and equity of the Company diminished due to losses based on the balance sheet closed as of 1st January 2016 verified by the Company's auditor Consequent amendment of Articles 5 and 6 of the Bylaws Delegation of powers to the Board of Directors of the Company Sixth.- Capital increase of the Company of up to 150,000,000.00 euros by issuing a maximum of 25,000,000 new shares of €6,00 nominal value per share which is equivalent to cash contributions and compensation claims with express provision of preferential subscription rights and incomplete subscription of capital increase Seventh- Delegation of powers to the Board of Directors and/or execute resolutions adopted by the Shareholders General Meeting In accordance with provisions of Articles 287 and 301.4 of the Law on Capital Companies it is hereby informed to the Shareholders that as from the time of publication of this notice they may examine at the registered office of the Company located at Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) 100 Baix Llobregat Avenue and request immediate delivery or free dispatch the full text and explanatory report of the Board of Directors of the Company on the proposed capital reduction capital increase through cash and credit balance and subsequent statutes modifications as well as auditor's certification on the increase capital by offsetting loans and the special report by the auditor concerning the reduction of capital to offset losses as per Article 197 of the Companies Act Capital from the date of publication of this call and until the seventh day prior to the scheduled date of the General Shareholders Meeting  (on June 23th or ask written questions they deem relevant regarding the matters on the agenda requests for information may be made by the Shareholders by delivering the petition or sent by mail to the Department-Shares Shareholders (to the attention of the Vice President of the Board) the registered office in Cornella de Llobregat (Barcelona) Shareholders may also verbally request information or clarifications on the above subjects during the course of the General Meeting RIGHT TO ATTEND AND REPRESENTATION OF SHAREHOLDER Those shareholders with one or more shares registered in their name in the Register Book of Registered Shares of the Company at least five days prior to the date when the General Meeting is due which also maintain ownership until the date in which the General Meeting is being held To exercise their right to attend the Meeting,  Shareholders must attend provided with the relevant attendance card that will be sent to them by the Company In the event that five days before the holding of the General Meeting the Shareholders would not have received the attendance card they may withdrawn said cards at the registered office of the Company located at Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) The Shareholders entitled to attend may be represented at the General Meeting by another shareholder The proxy must be in writing specifically for each General Meeting This requirement will not be needed when the representative is the spouse nor when the representative holds a power of attorney tht empowers to administer all the shareholder's assets within the Spanish territory The personal attendance at the General Meeting will have the value 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(Data protection) B.A.A has collaborated with Spanish club UE Cornella which is based in Cornella de Llobregat and is an affiliate of the Spanish Football Association BAA will organize camps for players and coaches organize and provide opportunities for short and long-term personal experience at UE Cornella for the players as well as implement the UE Cornella technical curriculum into their program The latest well known player to pass through the UE Cornella program is CFValencia left back Jordi Alba Alba has made 2 appearances with the Spanish national team under Vicente del Bosque with the latest appearance against England at Wembley last weekend said: “This is another step in moving the club forward and it’s one of our Goals to build strategic partnerships both domestically and aboard We have had a couple of other opportunities but we were looking for a partnership that was the right fit for B.A.A – Here it is – and what an exciting prospect “Both clubs are very much aligned in their approach to football and child development on a broader scope This opportunity is immense as it not only gives our children more technical development but will also give them academic and life skills – Geographically and Socially – They will learn so much from integrating with other children and will bring bonds and experiences that will last them a lifetime “Bermuda will benefit much from this partnership and our sponsors – especially Lindo’s -without their support the program would not be what it is today and finally to Kenny for making this a reality said “I am pleased and extremely proud of this relationship with UECornella which provides a unique opportunity for all of our players to continue their football social and cultural development with a top football club in a top football environment “This collaboration creates a very realistic step by step pathway for the players to maximize their potential Our partnership offers players additional and necessary exposure in a top quality and challenging training and match environment that is required for their optimal development “As we continue to provide an environment whereby we develop and nurture players to maximize their potential our coaches will also benefit in the same way from regular exposures and associations with our friends at UECornella through coach development opportunities “We are excited for this opportunity for players and coaches It is with great pleasure to be working with UECornella #BermudaFootball Category: All, Sports Trackback URL | Comments RSS Feed In spite of the nonsensical things Blatter says it is true with in the FIFA statutes themselves not to mention the statues of the local FA’s there is anti-discrimination policies So from that point of view Mr Blatter can say what he likes because it has no effect on what is actually being done in the game Besides he was just elected with 186 votes out of 205 I think you can take that to mean he has the full support of the local FAs and the ridiculous comments he makes clearly have no impact on that support apparently Clyde Best has stood above the rest and addressed this matter in his column