by LANDLAB | December 12, 2019 | Adaptation and Resilience, Biodiversity and Regeneration, News
Apparently it does, because they bring freshness and greenery to the urban environment. However, in return, they disturb local native ecosystems, incur high maintenance costs, and begin a constant struggle to ensure water availability. Miriam García was interviewed by...
by LANDLAB | December 11, 2019 | Adaptation and Resilience, Biodiversity and Regeneration, Landscape, Projects, Waterfronts
Reorganization of the riverfront of the Miño River as it passes through the city of Tui Tui is considered one of the oldest cities in Galicia, inhabited for the last 2000 years. Tui presents an imposing image solidified over the Miño River. At the top of its hill, the...
by LANDLAB | December 11, 2019 | Project archive
Marxes Líquidas 1st Prize – Ideas competition for the re-ordering of the river front for the Miño river as it passes through the city of Tui Place: Tui, Spain. Date: 2019 Directors: Miriam García García, María Fandiño Collaborators: Lara del Valle, Paola...
by LANDLAB | November 18, 2019 | News archive
Week of Ecology and Environment of the Covadonga district Torrelavega hosts the XXXI Week of Ecology from November 18 to 24, organized by Ecologistas en Acción de Cantabria, Asociación de Vecino Besaya and the Covadonga Scout Group. In this edition, Miriam García has...
by LANDLAB | November 15, 2019 | News archive
How to protect our cities from the effects of climate change? Miriam García participates in the program ‘Al Nostre Voltant’ responding to the question: Are we living safe in our cities and municipalities before the devastating effects of climate change?...
