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Architects: Rodrigo Valenzuela Jerez
- Area: 1291 ft²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Arauco


From December 10 to 12, the first Sarañani! (Let's Walk!) Native Architectures of the World Festival will take place, featuring guests from Angola, Japan, Italy, Mexico, Bolivia, Portugal, and Peru. The event is organized by the Altiplano Foundation through its Sarañani! (Aymara for "Let's Walk") School of Conservation.


The fifth edition of the Arquitectura Film Festival Chile, ArqFilmFest, is drawing to a close. Since November 5, the festival has been streaming nearly sixty films about urban life via its digital platform, free of charge, to audiences across Chile and the continent. It concludes this Sunday.

Urban screenings and films exploring the intersection of architecture and art were highlights of the recently concluded second weekend of the ArqFilmFest. The festival, which runs until November 29, is being held for free and online, allowing it to reach audiences across the country and the continent.
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Aiming to transform times of crisis into opportunities to discover new ways of overcoming emerging challenges, the Association of Architecture Offices (AOA), through its Associates and Services committee, has organized the "Dialogues for Action" series. This series is designed to provide members and interested parties with an opportunity to discuss current issues related to the city.

"Territorial Planning": The goal of this initial workshop is to provide information on the key considerations for building a sustainable future home and community.


Last weekend, films exploring diverse urban experiences across various Latin American countries kicked off the fifth edition of the Architecture and Film Festival of Chile, ArqFilmFest. This free, online event will run through November 29 for audiences across the country and the continent, accessible via arqfilmfest.cl.

This past September, Brick Week took place, coinciding with the launch of the Brick Architecture Award. The goal: to highlight the relevance of brick within the national architectural landscape.

