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The first ‘Past Present and Future of Public Space’ conference in Bologna (2014) The 2014 Bologna conference hosted 4 keynote speakers from USA, Spain, Hong Kong and Japan, 5 lecturers, 4 invited speakers, 8 special sessions with 44 speakers, 1 workshop, and 16 parallel sessions for the discussion of 4 main themes and 16 topics: Morphology and Design with four topics: Historic Patterns: Conservation and Sustainability / Suburban World / Walkability, Cyclability, Green Corridors / Quality of Architecture and Urban Design Multidisciplinary Fields with four topics: Public Life from a Phenomenological Approach / Perception and Senses in the urban Space, City and Food / Urban Agriculture New Approaches with four topics: Publics and their Spaces / Lighter, Cheaper, Quicker Interventions / City as a Common Good / Mapping the Commons Emerging Trends with four topics: Urban Hacking / New Languages in the Public Realm / Smart Cities / Urban Happiness and Well-being. The conference also included a cinema event, a guided tour in Bologna, a visit to the Museum of the History of Bologna where City Space Architecture opened the exhibition ‘Pop Up City. Searching for Instant Urbanity’, two art installations and a gala dinner. As collateral events, City Space Architecture organized a visit to the 14th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice Fundamentals, curated by Rem Koolhaas,

Academic Learning about Public Space. Knowledge Sharing toward Implementation of the New Urban Agenda