VENUE
NEXT BUILT is organized by the University of Bologna, Department of Architecture, with the support of Centro Studi Cherubino Ghirardacci. This edition, the conference venue is Palazzo Magnani (Via Zamboni, 20), a late-Renaissance building with invaluable frescos and elegant settings.
The entire event is physically hosted in Bologna (IT). The participation of contributors from very far countries or who cannot attend physically for any reason will be guaranteed through a remote connection.
Register yourself for attending the conference, either onsite or online. Visit the Registration dedicated webpage for more information.
HOW TO GET THERE
Travelling from the airport: take the electric Marconi Express Shuttle to Bologna Central Railway Station – € 12.80 (7 minutes). The shuttle ticket can be bought online from the website or from the machines on-site.
Once at the train station, please see the following section: Travelling from the train station.
Travelling from the train station: Take the bus 11 to the Rizzoli stop, and then walk for 2 minutes to Palazzo Magnani, located at Via Zamboni 20. The fare is € 2.30 for a single ticket, which is valid for 75 minutes. Bus tickets can be purchased from the machine at the train station, directly on the bus (€2.50), or via the smartphone app Roger. Please note that the ticket must first be validated on the bus; otherwise, it is not valid! Once validated, you can change it as many times as you want until the ticket expires, without needing to stamp it again.
However, another easy, pleasant, and sustainable way to reach the venue is to walk from Bologna Central Railway Station to Palazzo Magnani via Via dell’Indipendenza and Via Marsala – a 25-minute walk under the famous porticoes.
Travelling by car: it is possible to park the car in the parking “Piazza VIII Agosto (APCOA)” – VIII Agosto 33. The parking is charged at €3.20/hour or € 24.00/day – a 10-minute walk to Palazzo Magnani.
NEXTBUILT26 is promoted within the activities of SiTdA clusters Environmental Design, Housing, and Energy Climate and Architecture
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