The 4th Fazendinhando Festival will take place during the first week of April in Jardim Colombo, São Paulo.

On December 2, Paço Imperial will open the exhibition "Entroncados, Enroscados e Estirados," featuring new works by Rio de Janeiro-based artist Ana Holck. The exhibition marks a new phase in her distinguished 22-year career. Curated by Felipe Scovino, the show presents eight works from the three series that give the exhibition its name. Produced this year using porcelain and stainless steel—materials the artist had not previously utilized—the works bridge the concepts of painting and sculpture.

‘Palimpsest Barragán’ offers a unique opportunity to engage closely with a 20th-century modernist architectural masterpiece by Luis Barragán. As a hidden and yet-to-be-recognized gem located in the middle of a paradisiacal jungle on the Pacific coast, the ruins of the unfinished building have faded into obscurity, much like pre-Hispanic pyramids in Mexico. It is currently in a state of progressive decay. The workshop will not only ‘unearth’ the project and finally place it on the map of architectural discourse, but it may also have a greater impact by initiating a debate surrounding the preservation of the disintegrating ruin.

New generations of thinkers and creators view destruction as the end of one cycle and the beginning of another—a future already upon us that demands we address the effects of the previous period through an essential, transparent, consistent, and horizontal union of ethics and aesthetics.

The Ruta del Peregrino is a path with over 200 years of tradition.

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The Instituto de Pós-graduação e Graduação (IPOG) is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the Master in Neuroarchitecture specialization course in Belo Horizonte, a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and architecture.

Morar Mais – Chic on a Budget arrives in São Paulo for its 19th edition, showcasing the best solutions in interior design, architecture, design, and landscaping. With an accessible approach focused on cost-effectiveness, the event aims to demonstrate that interior design does not have to be an inaccessible luxury. Since 2005, Morar Mais has been reinventing itself and gaining traction across Brazil through brand licensing, reaching various Brazilian capitals and international fairs. Responsible for the brand's expansion, Sabrina Schuback and Ligia Schuback believe in the potential of the architecture and interior design market and are committed to returning to the states that have been part of their journey. Prepare to be inspired by the trends and creative solutions presented at the 19th edition of Morar Mais.

We are pleased to announce that the next course in the IAB-RJ Continuing Education Program has been scheduled!

“Ruta Caravanera” is an interdisciplinary workshop based on the itinerant methodology of Swiss curator and historian Philip Ursprung and the territorial research trips led by Tarapacá-based curator Rodolfo Andaur in Tarapacá and other regions of the Americas. The workshop’s objectives revisit the ancestral practices of the first Andean nations as alternative frameworks for reading and understanding geography.

The 18th Brazilian Systems Congress will present the theme "Systems in Conversation," which aims to foster interaction among the various research groups associated with systems and cybernetic thinking in Brazil. These interactions will facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences, with the goal of mapping and understanding the output of these groups.

The Landscape Architecture specialization program is dedicated to the field of Applied Social Sciences, focusing on Urban Environmental Interventions across various landscape scales. The curriculum is divided into three modules, combining theoretical foundations with practical workshops: Landscape and Environment; Urban Morphology and Rehabilitation of Historic Sites; and Green Infrastructure/Restoration of degraded areas.

The Arq.Futuro Cities Laboratory launches a course focused on urban development

Romano Guerra Editora and Galeria Gomide&Co are launching the book Três casas: estratégias de projeto (Three Houses: Design Strategies). The publication explores the design methodologies of three contemporary architecture firms—Pezo von Ellrichshausen, Ryue Nishizawa, and Aires Mateus—to understand each architect's modus operandi through experimental houses: the Poli House (Coliumo Peninsula, Chile, 2005), the Moriyama House (Tokyo, Japan, 2005), and the House in Coruche (Portugal, 2007). These projects point toward an expansion of the architectural lexicon that transcends classical movements—such as modernism and postmodernism—by introducing new aspects: spatial neutrality, ambivalence in the design of boundaries, and the tensioning of abstract forms.

“Naturas: As I See It” opens at the Paço Imperial on September 9

Naturas: As I See It

International sustainable construction event will address topics that will also be featured at COP-28

INSURGENCIES: Experiences in Public Spaces is an event that brings together the 8th International Festival of Urban Interventions (FIIU) and the 5th Placemaking Latin America Meeting, aiming to promote citizen-led urbanism through the exchange of experiences among Latin American countries.

In a creative collaboration, the Brazilian furniture gallery Apartamento 61, together with Act.—a firm specializing in art consultancy and curatorial projects—and the design studio Palma, have joined forces to present the exhibition "A Casa de Alguém" [Someone’s House].