On Thursday, May 31, the Workplace Design Conference, organized by the multinational 3g Smart Group in collaboration with ATREVIA, returns to Lima. The event will feature discussions on the importance of transforming workspaces and work environments "by and for people" in the new digital era, as well as their impact on society and the process of adapting to new technologies.
Contemporary cities are increasingly facing challenges related to urban loneliness, social fragmentation, and the loss of meaningful spaces for connection. Lima is no exception. These dynamics invite us to rethink how we inhabit our cities and the role that space plays in building our quality of life.
The third Lima International Architecture Biennial will take place in November. This significant event seeks to recognize and reward the best practices in architecture and urbanism in the capital. It will feature the participation of the cities of Singapore and Shenzhen.
The second edition of the International Architecture and Urbanism Biennial returns as an in-person event, taking place in the historic centers of Lima and Callao.
The XII Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BIAU)—promoted by the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (MITMA)—continues its traveling program in Peru with the exhibition XII BIAU: Habitar al Margen (Living on the Margins). The exhibition opened this Saturday as part of LIMAPOLIS 2023, an international workshop organized by the Faculty of Architecture at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). It is curated by Elizabeth Añaños—an architect and member of the XII BIAU jury—and José Luis Villanueva—Director of Architectural Studies at PUCP—to foster experimentation and reflection on the Right to Housing and living in Metropolitan Lima.
The Ciudades Cómo Vamos Forum (FCCV) is a space for discovery and discussion regarding the present and future of cities in Peru. The forum aims to share and disseminate new approaches, evidence, and proposals from civil society, academia, and the government, with the goal of influencing improvements in the country's urban quality.
We are meeting again! After two years away from in-person events, we are thrilled to announce the seventh edition of our International Festival of Urban Interventions (FIIU). Presentations, discussions, and activities in various public spaces, along with exchanges on topics such as Neighborhoods & Culture, Active Mobility, Management and Planning, the Climate Crisis, and Care and Early Childhood, enrich this year's program. Through these talks, activations, and meeting spaces, we aim to reclaim our public spaces and embrace one another once again. Don't miss out! Spread the word!
The San Felipe residential complex (Residencial San Felipe), designed and built by a team of architects from the National Housing Board between 1962-1969, is nestled on a 27 hectare lot in the Jesús María District in Lima, Peru. Dubbed as one of the most important infrastructure projects under President Fernando Belaúnde Terry, the housing complex is representative of the modernist ideology of the time that looked to traditional urban concepts to address the country's contemporary housing needs.
This is a space for discovery and discussion regarding the present and future of the country's cities. The event aims to share approaches, evidence, and proposals concerning Peru's cities, and to facilitate the exchange of multi-stakeholder efforts aimed at improving urban areas nationwide, with the goal of accelerating Peru's transformation into a country of high-quality cities for all citizens.
Keynote Lecture: "Seismic Isolators," presented by Ph.D. Eng. Víctor Zayas at the CAP Auditorium in Lima.
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