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In October 2016, the School of Architecture at Universidad San Sebastián launched the first in a series of inter-school workshops aimed at fostering critical discussion in architecture, using the project as a vector. This inaugural experience, led by the prominent Spanish architect and academic Juan Herreros, is captured in this publication. It documents the productive week of work shared by the participants—ten national architecture schools and one international school—alongside Herreros, as they designed various proposals seeking a critical and contemporary approach to the issue of residential infrastructure in the La Vega sector of Santiago, Chile.

The new Diploma in Landscape Design: "Strategies for the Integrated Design of Urban and Rural Landscapes in the Southern Austral Region" is now accepting applications for the second semester of 2018.

X-OMA Chair:
The X-OMA Chair analyzes projects by the firm OMA, as well as those by subsequent offshoot firms that have emerged from OMA (known as x-OMA's), such as Zaha Hadid, Bjarke Ingels, MVRDV, Fernando Romero, among many others.

As the largest architectural lighting congress in Latin America, LEDforum is organized by Editora Lumière, with the support of AsBAI (Brazilian Association of Lighting Architects), the IALD (International Association of Lighting Designers), and various other associations, institutions, events, media outlets, and educational institutions from Brazil and abroad.

Vivian Abenshushan (Mexico City, 1972) is a writer, editor, and independent cultural agent.
In recent years, her practice—both individual and collective—has focused on exploring aesthetic and discursive strategies that confront the processes of contemporary capitalism and its structures of cultural production, as well as the relationships between art and political action, community processes, interdisciplinary intersections, and experimental writing practices.

The way we understand projects in the construction sector has changed. Traditional workflows are evolving to meet the demands of today's society.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WORKSHOP | SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSING


On November 19 and 20, the School of Architecture and Urbanism at PUC Minas - Poços de Caldas will host the Architecture as Symbol workshop, an activity within the Gustavo Penna 73/23 - 50 Years of Architecture, Drawing, and Word project. The program features lectures by architects and urban planners Luis Antônio Jorge and Marina Grinover, as well as Gustavo Penna, who will also lead a drawing workshop. Fátima Barnabé and Henrique Ferreira, representing the project's sponsors, will debate “The macro and micro visions of architecture.” The event concludes with an evaluation of the drawings produced during the workshop and the announcement of the winners of the first student ideas competition for the “Gustavo Penna 73/23” project. Registration (R$ 40.00 for students and R$ 80.00 for professionals) is available at: www.pucpcaldas.br/inscricoes/workshopgustavopenna

Galeria Jaqueline Martins presents the first edition of the 1:1 project, featuring new work by João Loureiro.