As part of the 2019 International Festival of Social Innovation (fiiS), ArchDaily and fiiS will host a public panel discussion in Santiago, Chile, on Saturday, December 7, titled "Cities After the Social Crisis in Chile." The event will feature the following architects:
Sound, visual, and architectural interventions, panel discussions, and lectures—among other actions taking place across three spaces at the Persa Víctor Manuel—will seek to address the current demands fueling the country’s ongoing mobilization. This is part of the fourth edition of Estrategias Oblicuas (Oblique Strategies), an event that uses interdisciplinary intersections to contemplate, reflect upon, discuss, and report on the social uprising currently unfolding in Chile.
"Archipiélago. La arquitectura de la Finis Terrae," a publication by Ediciones Universidad Finis Terrae, will be presented on December 6 at 12:00 p.m. at the university's Faculty of Architecture and Design.
This event aims to create a space for debate and reflection on the relationship between gender, public policy, and women's right to the city.
The UC Institute of Urban and Territorial Studies and the Center for Sustainable Urban Development (CEDEUS) invite you to attend the discussion "Dialogues for Urban Equity," featuring guest Claudia Hernández, President of the Villa Marta Brunet Neighborhood Association (Bajos de Mena, Puente Alto).
As part of the XXI Bienal de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de Chile, Fundación Vértice invites you to discuss how the city recognizes—or fails to recognize—women in history, particularly the history of women in Chile. Do we know where we voted for the first time? Where did we gather? How did the territory influence the advancement of our rights?
“Architectural Competitions, from Idea to Project” will be held at the auditorium of the Universidad Mayor's El Claustro Campus in Santiago. The speakers will be architects Albert Tidy, Loreto Lyon, and Tomás Villalón.
