Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí (1891-1981). Lliçons de paisatge

The exhibition invites visitors to discover the work and thought of Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí, architect and landscape designer who was key to the recent transformation of Barcelona. The itinerary is structured through a set of "lessons" that highlight his critical outlook, his artistic sensibility and his commitment to the city. Each area of the exhibition is built around a "lesson", reinforced by a title drawn from Rubió's writings and reflections. These quotations serve as a guide and key to reading the content of each room, as well as to Rubió's many-sided activity. The themes revolve around a range of issues, such as the problem of open spaces in Barcelona, the garden as a work of art, the practice of the Latin garden, architectural criticism and, even, notes from the journeys made by the Catalan architect and landscape designer. This exhibition has a public programme. Organisers: Josep Mascaró, Montse Rivero, Víctor Díaz-Asensio García, Marina Cervera and Enric Batlle