
Through their narrative forms, architecture exhibitions promote the dissemination of knowledge and inquiries within the theory and practice of the discipline. Beyond the direct appreciation of a specific object or architectural ensemble by experiencing that space, architecture exhibitions present content structured through narrative paths, classifications, associations, or juxtapositions. This expands architectural knowledge, if not through in-situ experience, then through the way graphic materials are displayed. In this light, curatorial and exhibition design practices can foster new questions in the field of architecture, encouraging visitors to engage in critical reflection.
Whether as a retrospective of an architect's career or the output of a specific historical and geographical context, or as an overview of contemporary work and themes, architecture exhibitions provide environments where debates surrounding the profession gain visibility, often attracting not only architects but also the general public.
With a particular spotlight on the 12th International Architecture Biennale of São Paulo, conceived and promoted by IAB-SP, 2019 was also a year of celebrating the centennials of renowned Brazilian architects and exploring architecture exhibitions with diverse thematic frameworks. With this in mind, we have compiled the best architecture exhibitions held in Brazil in 2019, while also ensuring space for shows that took place outside the major urban centers. Discover them below:




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