The European Commission and the Living Spaces consortium (Eurocities and the Architects’ Council of Europe) are looking for experts to help prepare, facilitate and report on 12 peer-learning visits in the context of the Living Spaces project.

Who can become an expert

Motivated professionals with at least 5 years of working experience in the field of architecture and/or the built environment should apply.

Selected experts should have experience in

• architectural policies, and/or urban planning and urban/regional development
• coaching, facilitation, moderation and audience engagement methods

How to apply

Those interested should submit their application online (link below) before 18 December 2023.

Peer learning visits on architecture and the built environment

12 peer-learning visits will be organised in 2024, as part of Living Spaces - Cities and regions shaping the built environment for everyone, the European peer-learning programme on high-quality architecture and built environment.

The visits will take place in 12 of the cities and regions that are featured on the new European catalogue “Cities and regions driving high-quality architecture”.

The visits are aimed at 20 participants from local and regional administrations in European countries and relevant stakeholders working in architecture and the built environment.

Why you should become an expert

Visits are opportunities for experts, decision makers and stakeholders to see first-hand in another city/region how it has successfully implemented policies and projects in high-quality architecture and the built environment. The visits on site will offer networking opportunities and will connect peers, experts and relevant stakeholders from different background and cities/regions.