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Architects: agência campo espacial
- Area: 60 m²
- Year: 2026
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Manufacturers: Decortiles, Reka Iluminação


Following the success of the first edition in 2016 in Curitiba and the second edition last year in Brasília, the COURB Institute is bringing the 3rd Collaborative Urbanism Meeting to Fortaleza, Ceará, on November 12, 13, and 14.

Interested in selling Architecture and Urbanism services abroad? Registration is now open for the upcoming International Market Training Workshops, taking place from August 8 to 10 in Recife (August 8), Natal (August 9), and Fortaleza (August 10). After visiting border cities and major Brazilian capitals, having trained approximately 400 professionals, the workshops are now arriving in the Northeast. The International Market Training program aims to expand the job market for Brazilian professionals, particularly in neighboring countries such as Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and French Guiana. In 2015, exports of Architecture and Urbanism services generated R$ 16.9 million for Brazilian firms.

The 22nd Brazilian Congress of Architects will take place in Fortaleza in 2026, marking a national reunion for the architecture community in the post-pandemic era.
The event will be held from August 11 to 14 at the Ceará Events Center, in an unprecedented partnership with ExpoConstruir, with an expected attendance of over 5,000 participants.

A traveling exhibition on environmental art opens on June 28 in Fortaleza, curated by Angela de Oliveira at ARTIVO Galeria.

The Maria da Penha Institute (IMP) is hosting the 1st Brazilian Forum on Combating Domestic Violence (FBEVD) this November.



The workshop invites architecture and urban planning professionals and students to develop, over five days, an architectural project for the physical and conceptual transformation of a "Space" into a "Place." The work is based on three structural elements: the theory of change as a model for controlling the design process, environmental psychology elements for the perception, reading, and transformation of lived space, and Virtual Reality (VR) applied to design development.



Dynamics in the professional market have transformed how we work and consume; in this process, various professions have had to adapt to new technological trends. Architecture is no exception, and a new type of professional has had to adapt to these new consumption patterns. Office spaces have been redesigned, hierarchies have been flattened, and the creative process has been harmonized with this new reality.

