Architecture, urban planning, urban transformations, and housing are all on the agenda for this new edition. To explore these highly topical subjects, various disciplines and modes of interaction will be employed: interactive installations, facade projections, exhibitions, theater, circus, puppetry, and animated forms. At the crossroads of poetry, sociology, history, and craftsmanship, this eighth festival poses a magnificent question: what kind of city (or cities) do we want to live in?