Francesca Bria | The New European Bauhaus: Art, Science and Technology for the Green Deal
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Francesca Bria | The New European Bauhaus: Art, Science and Technology for the Green Deal
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Greta Tresserra
Board Member, Architects’ Association of Catalonia (COAC)
Francesca Bria
President, Italian National Innovation Fund
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