The Latin American Architecture Biennale (BAL) has opened submissions for its 2025 edition, aiming to highlight young talent in Latin American architecture. Held in Pamplona, Spain, the event seeks to provide international visibility to emerging professionals and promote cultural and technical exchange between Latin American architects and the European public.
BAL 2025 will take place in September 2025, featuring a week of exhibitions, lectures, and roundtables. In addition, the selected works will be featured in a traveling exhibition visiting various Spanish cities, such as Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville, as well as international universities and institutions, including Roger Williams University in the US. The 2025 edition features Costa Rica as a special guest country, bringing a specific focus to Central American architecture, including Honduras, El Salvador, Panama, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
Architects from across Latin America who will be under 40 years old by December 31, 2024, are invited to submit their applications. Participants must present at least one built work in their portfolio, with two or more representative projects highly recommended.
Submissions must be made by sending a digital portfolio in A3 format to the respective country delegates. In Brazil, the delegate is the renowned architect Angelo Bucci, based in São Paulo, who will receive proposals via email.
Brazilian architects will have an extended deadline to submit their proposals: until October 11, 2024. Do not miss the opportunity to participate in this prestigious biennial and showcase your work at one of the premier events in Latin American architecture.
For more information, please visit the official BAL 2025 website: www.balpamplona.org.
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