reSITE touches your heart with a special offer for Valentine's Day and presents a discounted ticket if you register before Tuesday February 14 midnight PST to get 50 % off!

Valentine's Day means everything for couples and reSITE consolidates your love with a special gift. reSITE 2017 will host this year's event in Prague's Forum Karlin, Czech Republic from 22 to 23 June, 2017. reSITE 2017: In/visible City will explore the anatomy of cities. 

Why is it that special offers for St. Valentine's Day are always for couples? 

''We don't think that's fair for the overworked singles out there! Here at reSITE, we don't discriminate! Anyone - singles, couples, colleagues or teams - can use our Valentine's gift promo code (50% discount) for reSITE 2017: In/visible City,'' said reSITE.  

If you already got your tickets, bring your clients. If you're a World Architecture Community reader, then your promo code: #iLOVEreSITE

Kazuyo Sejima from SANAA (image courtesy of Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative) and Teddy Cruz (image courtesy of Theatrum Mundi)

reSITE 2017 also started to announce its first speakers for this year's conference. The architect, urbanist and professor of Public Culture and Urbanization in the Department of Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego, Teddy Cruz, will be be a keynote speaker, along with Kazuyo Sejima from SANAA. 

With his colleague and researcher Fonna Forman, Teddy Cruz will address the highly controversial topic of Donald Trump’s dividing wall on the US-Mexican border; a different kind of infrastructure. Cruz will explain the effects of the border and the proposed wall on the lives of people in Tijuana and San Diego. 

reSITE will announce more awesome guests soon. Stay tuned, have fun and enjoy St Valentine's day and night.

World Architecture Community is media partner for reSITE 2017: In/visible City, which next year again takes place in Forum Karlin, Prague. World Architecture Community has recorded some keynote sessions and published interviews last year, which can be read on our Urban Development page.  

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