As part of the work we are doing in the Master’s Program in Innovation in the Built Environment—and specifically in the course “Habitar/Rehabita I” at the Valencia School of Architecture—where we are researching the architecture of the Mediterranean arc, Alejandro Campos and Paula Lacomba have invited Samia Henni for a touring presentation of his exhibition *COLONIAL TOXICITY*, coinciding with the ETSA’s 60th Anniversary.
Samia Henni will give a lecture on Thursday, October 22, at 12:30 p.m. in the Aula Magna.
The exhibition is taking place at the Aguas Internacionales Space, in the neighborhood At Corts, located at 45 Planas Street. It will be open to visitors from Saturday, October 24, through Sunday, November 1.
This activity is part of the master’s program’s educational activities focused on experiential learning and is aligned with the UPV SIRVE Strategic Plan, fostering connections between universities, businesses, and society, as well as the development of practical skills in real-world settings.
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