Bilbao Analytics

Type: Urban Analytics Area: 41.6 sqkm Year: 2024 Period: 12 months Population: 361 000 Location: Bilbao, PV, Spain

Type: Urban Analytics Area: 41.6 sqkm Year: 2024 Period: 12 months Population: 361 000 Location: Bilbao, PV, Spain

As part of the Norman Foster Institute’s 2024 cohort, Avez Architects Principal Architect contributed to the development of the Bilbao Social Disclosure, a strategic framework aimed at enhancing social cohesion through data-driven urban interventions. The project combined socio-demographic and spatial analytics to identify underserved neighborhoods and deploy micro-interventions, such as community events, urban furniture, or food activations — that foster social interaction in public spaces. The resulting platform and methodology provide a replicable model for cities worldwide to engage communities and create more inclusive, resilient urban environments.

As part of the Norman Foster Institute’s 2024 cohort, Avez Architects Principal Architect contributed to the development of the Bilbao Social Disclosure, a strategic framework aimed at enhancing social cohesion through data-driven urban interventions. The project combined socio-demographic and spatial analytics to identify underserved neighborhoods and deploy micro-interventions, such as community events, urban furniture, or food activations — that foster social interaction in public spaces. The resulting platform and methodology provide a replicable model for cities worldwide to engage communities and create more inclusive, resilient urban environments.

Bilbao Analytics

Type: Urban Analytics Area: 41.6 sqkm Year: 2024 Period: 12 months Population: 361 000 Location: Bilbao, PV, Spain

As part of the Norman Foster Institute’s 2024 cohort, Avez Architects Principal Architect contributed to the development of the Bilbao Social Disclosure, a strategic framework aimed at enhancing social cohesion through data-driven urban interventions. The project combined socio-demographic and spatial analytics to identify underserved neighborhoods and deploy micro-interventions, such as community events, urban furniture, or food activations — that foster social interaction in public spaces. The resulting platform and methodology provide a replicable model for cities worldwide to engage communities and create more inclusive, resilient urban environments.