The Latin American Meeting of Architecture Students (ELEA) is a space for academic, cultural, and professional exchange that brings together architecture students from across Latin America. The 37th edition will be held in Cuenca, Ecuador, as part of the 40th-anniversary commemoration of the Latin American Coordinator of Architecture Students (CLEA) and will be co-organized with ONEA Ecuador, the country's National Organization of Architecture Students.
Through workshops, lectures, debates, and collaborative activities, ELEA promotes meaningful learning based on experimentation, creativity, and critical analysis, with an emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and Latin American cultural identity.

The Landscape I Inhabit, The Landscape We Inhabit.

The UFRRJ SEMAU is an academic event conceived by students with the support of the Architecture and Urbanism program. Now in its fifteenth (15th) edition, the event’s primary objective is to foster the exchange of experiences and enrich academic training through lectures, practical workshops, exhibitions, debates, and cultural activities that broaden perspectives on the profession and its multifaceted experiences.

The Lugar Comum research group, affiliated with the Graduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism at FAUFBA, announces the 15th Urbanism in Bahia Seminar, urbBA[25], to be held on November 3, 4, and 5, 2025, at the Faculty of Architecture of UFBA in Salvador, Bahia.

The School of Architecture and Urbanism and Design at USP, the Center for Cultural Preservation - Casa de Dona Yayá, the research group "Archive, sources and narratives: between architecture, city and design," 216 - Cultural Heritage, History and Criticism, QUALICON - Quality and Performance in the Built Environment, LabIndus - Laboratory of Industrialization, and Labdias - Laboratory of Studies on Culture, City and Diaspora are pleased to invite professionals, researchers, master craftspeople, holders of traditional knowledge, and other interested parties to submit papers for the 5th Vernacular/Popular Architecture Seminar, to be held from June 8 to 11, 2026. Building on a tradition of studies in the field that began in the 1970s, and currently driven by the democratization of access to the university, FAU-USP is witnessing a resurgence and growing expansion of interest in, and the assimilation of, new perspectives on the diverse processes of vernacular and popular architecture.

The city of Rio de Janeiro will host the 4th Experimental Construction Site Seminar in Architecture and Urbanism and the 2nd National Meeting of Experimental Construction Sites in Schools of Architecture and Urbanism. The events will take place from November 17 to 20.

A global survey of 250 of the most creative women practicing interior design from the beginning of the twentieth century to the present day

A new edition of the definitive monograph on Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata, featuring a new introduction from author Deyan Sudjic

What does it mean to design the future?

In the heart of the Modena hills, surrounded by fruit trees and open landscapes, La Svolta Farm is going to host a self-build workshop focused on the realization of a pergola, designed as a resting point for walkers, cyclists, and visitors.

La Feria De Diseño Medellín powered by imm cologne is Latin America's leading trade show for design, architecture, interiors, and lifestyle. Its 12th edition will take place from September 18 to 20, 2025, at Plaza Mayor Medellín, bringing together over 230 brands and professionals from more than 35 countries.

Don’t miss this fast-paced, design-inspired evening with FORT: LA featuring a sneak preview of Rebel Architects, episode 2 —Art and Rebellion in the ‘70s and ‘80s —before its official release! Join rebel architects Frederick Fisher and Thom Mayne in conversation with artist Chuck Arnoldi, moderated by Frances Anderton. More speakers to be announced! Sommelier India Mandelkern pairs perfect wines to match the rebel architect spirit.

In 2022, 50 years after Denise Scott Brown, Robert Venturi, and Steven Izenour declared in their influential book Learning from Las Vegas that the desert town was to the Strip what Rome is to the Piazza, the American Academy of Rome debuted the exhibition From Las Vegas to Rome, exploring dialogues between these two cities through images taken by Dutch photographer Iwan Baan. This traveling exhibition is opening for the first time in the US in a new iteration on view at the Princeton University School of Architecture from August 6 through September 10, 2025.

VeloNotte Hamburg: Urban History by Bicycle at Sunset

This three-day event brings together 450+ leading brands showcasing the latest in smart home technology, home automation, lighting technologies, audio video solutions, smart security systems, smart building solutions, and consumer electronics.

The event serves as a dynamic platform for architects, interior designers, lighting consultants, project developers and industry leaders to explore new products, trends and smart lighting solutions. It continues to drive the conversation around sustainability, smart design and energy-efficient technologies. This year marks the 30th edition of the LED Expo, India's premier exhibition dedicated to the latest advancements and innovations in LED lighting and technologies.

Join HELM and New Frameworks for a timely and powerful virtual event for those in the AEC (architecture, engineering and construction) industry and others interested in learning more about this current moment and how to respond to increased attacks on workers.

Making a house is no easy matter: you need to start at the beginning, stay the course and make it to the end. It takes determination and a certain amount of optimism. Initially, the goal seems so easy to achieve, so close that you can already see yourself walking around inside the house. However, it's never easy, nothing ever goes according to plan and, in the end, it takes much longer than you expect.
That's the period that this book covers, the time spent thinking about a project, meditating on it, designing, discussing, building and supervising; all done as a team, bringing client, architect, site manager and builder together in a common goal. Telling this story is both documenting a journey and reflecting on it, a moment in time that in many ways is identical to so many other projects and so many other people. It's a shared experience that is worth passing on to others and remembering.
In this particular case, how the journey progressed and how certain ideas were arrived at is the most interesting thing to relate. Through this description, which combines various materials and contents, we can understand the project in its various dimensions, both in its more practical and technical aspects, as well as in its social and human components. Not everything is immediately visible; we need to understand how we got there, study the process. Understanding this opens up a great opportunity for us, as architecture lovers, so that it becomes legible and capable of surprising us.