Micro Infrastructure in the Public Space

Blanca García Gardelegui currently works as an architect/urbanist for the United Nations in Geneva. After working for Herzog & de Meuron in Switzerland for five years, developing major projects such as the M+ Museum in Hong Kong and the Hillerod Hospital in Copenhagen, she moved to Bangkok to teach architecture at the University of Chulalongkorn. Blanca is interested in the collaboration of different disciplines to better understand architecture and public spaces. She was awarded a scholarship in Matadero (Madrid) for a project investigating different collaborative working methods. Blanca Garcia Gardelegui has a degree from ETSAB at the Polytechnic School of Barcelona.