The Rammed Earth Construction Workshop stems from a desire to create a unique space for approaching, exploring, and sharing techniques for rammed earth construction. The workshop is entirely self-managed and collaborative, organized by three architects with diverse perspectives on spatial production and bio-construction.

PENSARQ_ will open a dialogue on architecture, visual impairment, and cultural spaces through a series of workshops at the Museo Cabañas, an activity supported by the Proyecta 2021 grant from the Jalisco Ministry of Culture.

Design Week is a biannual event hosted by the Department of Architecture and Design at the Universidad de la Costa (Barranquilla, Colombia), established in 2019. It serves as an exhibition and competition space where the results of emerging classroom creative processes are presented and measured against the realities of professional practice, showcasing and sharing the achievements of the Department's academic programs with the university community.

Screening of La Ruta, a documentary offering a multidisciplinary reflection on the architectural works along the pilgrim's route from Ameca to Talpa.

FASHION AND ARCHITECTURE is an event that will explore the close relationship between these disciplines, where both inform one another through volumes, proportions, forms, colors, textures, balance, and creativity.

This Thursday marks the conclusion of the discussion series dedicated to integrating architecture into the public investment value chain. This session will explore the current landscape of public competitions across Latin America and examine potential collaborations between the public and private sectors.

Introduction to Design for Play and Urban Childhoods is a workshop that seeks to foster a general understanding of the value of play and its impact on the holistic development of children, while reflecting on how this directly relates to the way cities and their respective public spaces are designed, planned, and built.

The Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) and Compensar extend a special invitation to the second academic housing forum: Quality and Productivity in the Habitat: Ideas for Rethinking Social Housing.

Following a year of virtual activities from our event series on the Bauhaus and Latin America, the in-person exhibition "Bauhaus Reverberated" marks a new phase of the initiative with a program that explores heterogeneous formats. The exhibition offers an assessment of the 101 years of the German school of art, architecture, and design founded in Weimar in 1919, and provides an overview of its impact on the Latin American subcontinent by examining the networks of circulation for actors, ideas, and pedagogical models across our continent.

Taller Ciudad focuses on understanding and analyzing the city through various eras and perspectives. We will review and discuss texts by Italo Calvino, Hannah Arendt, Jane Jacobs, and Juan Villoro. We will explore the city, identify management tools, and use them to develop a completely new digital intervention proposal.

The XXI Nuevo León Architecture Biennial is an event for meeting, reflection, discussion, critique, and proposal that has become a benchmark for the analysis of architectural practice in the city.

ARTÍFICES is a public talk and exhibition hosted by designer @claudina_flores. The event will explore furniture, its history in Mexico, its current context, and design utilizing traditional materials.

KeObra invites you to the third and final roundtable discussion as part of the 1st KeObra University Competition: Design a Progressive Social Housing Project. The session, "Housing Production and Participatory Design," will be led by jurors and subject matter experts: architects Juan Carlos Hernández, Yuri Zagorin, and Gustavo Romero. Join us this coming Thursday, September 23, at 4:00 p.m. sharp. Access link.

KeObra invites you to the first roundtable discussion, "The Role of the Architect in Self-Construction or Self-Production of Housing," which stems from the preparation for the 1st KeObra University Competition: Design a Progressive Social Housing Project. https://keobra.com/concurso-universitario-keobra
The panels will be composed of members of the competition jury. In this first session, we will discuss self-construction, the importance of professional architectural guidance, the role of the architect, lessons in participatory architecture, and the mutual growth of both the self-builder and the architect.

As part of the activities for the First Keobra University Competition, we invite students, alumni, faculty, and the general public to attend Round Table #2: "Social Diversity, Materials, Construction Systems, and Regionalization."

The Colegio de Arquitectos Tabasqueños A.C. (CAT), in collaboration with the Federación de Colegios de Arquitectos de la República Mexicana A.C. (FCARM), will host the 110th Ordinary Assembly of the FCARM on November 19 and 20, 2021, at the Centro de Convenciones Tabasco 2000 (located within Plaza Galerías Tabasco), at Av. Planetario s/n, Col. Los Ríos, C.P. 86035, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico. Simultaneously, the CAT will coordinate a series of events taking place from November 18 to 20, 2021, within the same venue, featuring professionals and experts in the field of architecture, as well as students in related fields and the general public. The scheduled events are:

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Workshops: The "archdifusión" method is a series of practical workshops focused on providing dissemination tools for students, professionals, and firms within the architectural industry and related disciplines.

Session 278 of the National Academy of Architecture, Monterrey Chapter