Hello WAC Members!

This is another surprising news from World Architecture Community. WAC will present a LIVE coverage from the reSITE's 2018 Conference entitled "ACCOMMODATE", which will be discussing the future of housing, innovation and affordable living in every aspect.

reSITE, the annual conference penetrating in all segments of architecture and urbanism, has recently announced its final program and speakers for this year's conference, which will be held on June 14–15, 2018 at Prague’s Forum Karlin. 

World Architecture Community is the Main Media Partner for the event and will be bringing you the hottest topics, live-discussions and keynote sessions from the two-day event with exclusive interviews.

This year, the event's theme is ACCOMMODATE and will discuss innovation, housing and affordable living at various levels, with prominent architects, city leaders, experts and designers. The conference will present 50 international speakers from various disciplines, focusing on top quality housing and quality of life, bringing inspiration from the world’s most desirable cities. 

Sou Fujimoto, BMW-MINI, Airbnb, WeWork/WeLive and OMA’s Reinier de Graaf, Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang, Michel Rojkind of Rojkind Arquitectos, Richard Burdett, Professor of Urban Studies at the London School of Economics and Director of the Urban Age and LSE Cities are among the confirmed speakers at reSITE 2018 ACCOMMODATE, one of Europe’s top annual international forums showcasing top solutions forcities and attended by the region’s top business,civic and design leaders.

All participants from different sectors can still buy their tickets for the event. reSITE, specifically, follows a special trajectory on their ticket policy to bring most of people from different sectors of architecture and urbanism. If you're a student, you can buy your discounted tickets from here until June 8, 2018. 

If you want to participate in some workshops, evening sessions, tours, or a public salon with Mini Living, you can register to them free from here.

Top image courtesy of reSITE/WAC