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Prof. Joan Busquets Martin Bucksbaum Professor in Practice of Urban Planning Design, G.S.D, Harvard University Academic profile 2002 - present Martin Bucksbaum Professor in Practice of Urban Planning Design, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA, U.S.A. 2009 May Guest Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, China English Program of Master in Architecture 2007 - present Member of the Design Advisory Board of Delft School, The Netherlands 1999-2001 Guest Professor, Architectural Association School of London, United Kingdom 1996 Guest Professor, Institut d’Architecture, Geneva, Switzerland 1994 1993 1997 Visiting Professor, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA, U.S.A. 1992 1991 1989 1992 Guest Professor, École d’Architecture, Lausanne, Switzerland 1990 Guest Professor, Facolta di Architettura, Roma, Italy 1987-1990 Guest Professor, University of Leuven, Belgium 1982 Guest Professor, Bouwcentrum, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 1979-2002 Professor of Town Planning at the Polytechnic University of Barcelona, Spain 1979 Guest Professor, ILAUD, Urbino, Italy 1975 Ph.D., ETSAB, University of Barcelona, Spain 1969 Founder of the Laboratorio de Urbanismo, Barcelona, Spain 1969 Degree in Architecture, ETSAB, University of Barcelona,Spain Awards and Mentions 2016 Elected Full Member of the Académie d'Architecture, April 7th in Paris, France 2015 Prize Public Space of Innovapresse groupe for "Les Marches de Saint-Pierre, Toulouse" at the Forum des Projets Urbains, 20th June in Paris, France 2015 First Prize 2015 for guidance of the student's design work in the International Student Urban Design Competition for Shanghai Railway Station Area, 17th February in Shanghai, China 2012 2012 Paris Grand Prix Spécial de l'Urbanisme, Paris, France 2011 2011 Catalunya Architectural National Prize, Barcelona, Spain 2011 2011 Praemium Erasmianum Fundation, Erasmus prize, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 2008 “Old seal of City Trento”-Highest honor from the City of Trento-, Trento, Italy 2007 Cátedra Lluis Barragán, TECM, Guadalajara, Mexico 2000 European Prize Gubbio, Italy 1996 1996 National Prize for the Rehabilitation Plan for Toledo, Toledo, Spain 1985 Spanish National Town Planning Award for the Lérida masterplan, Lérida, Spain 1981 Spanish National Town Planning Award for the urban design project for Sant Josep, Barcelona, Spain Prof. Joan Busquets 1 / 15 Advising Professional Activity 2014 Technical Advisor for the Metropolitan Plan of Barcelona, Spain 2013 Barcelona PGH in Barcelona, Spain 2009 A Coruña PGOM, City and Harbour in A Coruña, Spain 2009 Milan 2015 Expo Advisory Board- by the city government in Milan, Italy 2008 Advising Committee Forum Cidadania in Barreiro-Lisboa, Portugal 2008 European Forum for Arquitectural Policies as Key-note Speaker "Urban Reganeration-adapting to climate changes" in Ljubljana, Slovenia 2008 Consultant for Grand Paris Project, France 2008 Consultant in Urban development project in Graz, Austria 2007 Design of China Pavilion of Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China 2007 International Panel of Architects and Urban Planner (IPAUP), Singapore 2005 URA. International Urban Design and Architectural Panel, Singapore 2004 Boston CAT. Quality Team, U.S.A. 1999 Waterfront strategy in Toronto, Canada 1995-1997 Town Planning adviser for Euroméditerranée and Urbaniste Conseil in Marseille, France 1991-1997 Adviser to Kop van Zuid project and Member for Quality Team in Rotterdam, The Netherlands 1990-1992 Municipal adviser for: Strategic Plan 1990-1992 and Urban Masterplan 1991-1993 in Lisbon, Portugal 1989-1990 Adviser to Stad aan de Stroom initative in Antwerp, Belgium Recent Jury Member on International Competitions 2017 Jury for the First Manuel de Solà-Morales European Prize 2017 at the ETSAB - Escola Tècnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona, 13th March in Barcelona Spain 2016 Jury for the strategic debates on sustainable growth, research and innovation, 26th September in Mallorca, Spain 2016 Jury for the selection of the best four PFCs of the ETSAB - Escola Tècnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona, 28th June in Barcelona Spain 2015 Jury for the " Zhuhai Strategic Urban Planning" 23rd March in Hong Kong 2015 HKIA Cross-strait Architectural Design Awards 2015, 25 - 27 March in Hong Kong 2014 Institut Spécialisé d'Etudes Territoriales de Dunkerque. 5th Territorial Meetings of Urban designers, 22nd october in Toulouse, France 2014 VI International Workshop on Landscape "The City and the River" 9th September in Toledo, Spain 2014 Jury for the program of Grants "La Caixa Bank" for postgraduate studies in the Asia-Pacific, 11th June in Barcelona, Spain 2014 Expert Committee on the Reform of the Political and Spatial Planning of Catalonia, Department of Planning and Sustainability by the Catalan Goverment, 15th April in Barcelona, Spain 2014 President of the PhD. Joan Florit "The central park in the contemporary metropolis: A critical definition /El parc central a la metròpoli contemporània: Una deficinició crítica" , 26th March in Barcelona, Spain 2014 Jury for MEP PAV Etoile "Praille, Acacias, Vernets" 6th February in Geneva, Switzerland 2014 Jury for the "Competition management for the renovation of the Building «les Nouveautés»" 21st January, in the Hôtel de Ville of Toulouse, France. Prof. Joan Busquets 2 / 15 2013 Jury for the Expert Group Meeting “Planning City Extensions: Public and private space for expanding cities” by UN-Habitat, 16th September in Barcelona, Spain 2013 Jury for the Comitè d'Experts per a la Reforma de les Polítiques d'Ordenació Territorial I Urbanisme de Catalunya, Departament de Territori i Sostenibilitat, by the Catalan Goverment, 29th June in Barcelona, Spain 2013 Jury for the 5th Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture Bi-City 12th-13th May in Shenzhen and in Hong Kong, China 2013 Jury for the 44e séance des Ateliers "Projet urbain “ Le projet urbain en temps de crise,l’exemple de Lisbonne” 27th June in Lisbonne, Portugal. 2013 Jury for the 6ème Ateliers du Patrimoine thématique "Patrimoine et Développement Durable", 12th September in Toulouse, France 2013 Jury for MEP PAV Etoile "Séance du collège pour sélection des candidats pour le 2ème temps et validation programme final des MEP" 18th February in Geneva, Switzerland 2013 Jury for MEP PAV Etoile "Présentation au Collège Degré 1" 22nd May in Geneva, Switzerland 2013 Jury for MEP PAV Etoile "Meeting of the College for the selection of candidates" 18th February in Geneva, Switzerland 2013 Jury for MEP PAV Etoile "Collège 3/ présentation degré 1 PAV St" 18 and 19 September in Geneva, Switzerland 2013 Jury for "Rethinking Athens- Towards a New City Centre" European Architectural Competition, Onassis Foundation, 27th February in Athens, Greece 2012 Commissione Premio Gubbio 2012 in Roma, Italy 2012 Jury à la 4ème session du Palmarès des Jeunes Urbanistes (PJU) at the La Grande Arche de La Défense in Paris, France 2012 Jury for Prime Property Award by Union Investment at the Emporio House in Hamburg, Germany 2012 Jury for the French Grand Prix in Paris, France 2012 Jury for the ‘Bid Assessment Conference for the Construction Design of the World Expo Museum’ in Shanghai, China 2012 Jury for Prime Property Award by Union Investment in Hamburg, Germany 2011 Jury for Prime Property Award by Union Investment in London, United Kingdom 2010 Jury for Prime Property Award by Union Investment in Warsaw, Poland 2010 Jury for King Jaime I Prize of Town Planning, Landscape and Sustainability in Valencia, Spain 2010 Jury for 2010 Expo Shanghai China Awards in Shanghai, China 2010 Jury for the Design of Passenger Terminal Lisbon, Portugal. 2010 Jury for the Steedman Fellowship Competition in Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, USA Exhibitions 2017 "Design of Cities: Envisioning the future Barcelona, Metropolis of Cities", Curator of the exhibit.14th April at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Chicago. USA 2016 "New Issues for the Future of the City: Barcelona Metropolis of Cities", Curator of the exhibit 26th October at the Gund Hall, Harvard GSD, Cambridge, USA. 2016 “Zhabei New Gateway: Designing a New Global Centrality for Shanghai” GSD student team wins UD Shanghai international, Spring 2016, GSD at Harvard University, U.S.A. 2015 "Living Anatomy" An Exhibition about Housing, Fall 2015, GSD at Harvard University, U.S.A. 2015 "Metrópolis Barcelona" by Área Metropolitana de Barcelona, Spain 2014 "Dibujar América - Designing America" by the Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Biblioteca Nacional de España, Madrid , Spain Prof. Joan Busquets 3 / 15 2013 Bienal ACOR in A Coruña, Spain 2013 SH-Bund in Shanghai, China 2013 “Cerdà: Project vs. reality” Exhibit in Santiago de Chile. 2013 “Cerdà: Project vs. reality: Contrasting Brazil” Exhibit in Recife (Brasil). 2012 Cartographic Grounds in Boston, USA 2011 Shenzhen QH, China 2011 "Exposition on three projects: Turfmarktroute/Spuiplein, Grotiusplaats and Beatrixkwartier", in The Hague, The Netherlands 2011 "Exposition of the design for the public space railway station 'Spoorzone'" in Delft, The Netherlands 2011 "Cerdà and the Barcelona of the future, Reality Versus Design” in Bravant-Helmond, The Netherlands 2011 "Presentation of Busquets' plans for the (not executed) Enschedé complex" in Haarlem, The Netherlands 2011 "Presentation on the 'Parooldriehoek', after a plan" in Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2011 "Cerdà: urbs i territori" and "Joan Busquets: Masterplan Centrum Helmond " in Helmond, The Netherlands 2010 Shanghai, China 2010 "Dunkerque" in Munich, Germany 2010
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