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BIENNIALS OF EUROPEAN TOWNS AND TOWN PLANNERS. 1995-2017<\/h2>\n

The goal of the Biennial of \u201cTown and town planners\u201d, promoted by the European Council of Town Planners (ECTP-CEU), is bringing together urban planners, designers, sociologists, historians (of architecture), politicians and other professionals to discuss the issues and share information and lessons learned.<\/p>\n

We need to know how urban planners and designers throughout Europe deal with changes in the cultural and technological environments.<\/p>\n

The Biennial aims to launch a European debate on how urban designers and planners can help create sustainable cities.<\/p>\n

The goal of biennials is also to assemble urban planners, engineers, architects, economists, sociologists, elected people, citizens, private and non governmental organizations (NGO) with the objective to share questions, experiences and alternative answers.<\/p>\n

From 1995 in which the first Biennial was organized until the last edition organized in 2007 in Paris, Biennials have focused on the different problems and challenges European cities and territories have faced over the last 22 years.<\/p>\n

The Bienials intend to put some light on these questions and understand better the European cities changes and new urban paradgims.

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