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The Net-Zero Building International Digital Course (CDI) is aimed at architecture and engineering professionals throughout Latin America. It is free of charge and, thanks to its asynchronous digital format, offers significant flexibility to participants.

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The Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Universidad de los Andes presents ARQDIS Pavilion 2023, an international conference taking place from October 11 to 13 in Bogotá, Colombia, which will explore cutting-edge projects and research across the creative disciplines.

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At the SCA, we seek to champion the contribution of architecture to social well-being and quality of life, celebrating the efforts made through best practices to understand the needs and desires of local communities and to design spaces that foster inclusion, equality, and social justice.

Throughout history, schools and prisons have shared the same spatial principles, as they were built to discipline and direct their inhabitants and users. However, in recent years, new visions have finally begun to emerge regarding how we should teach within an increasingly less hierarchical and pyramidal system, and how spaces intended to foster the creation and exchange of knowledge should be designed. Simultaneously, educational buildings in Colombia have become increasingly regulated, bringing their design to a level of specialization comparable only to hospital architecture.

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Collaborative Housing in Colombia
Myths, Legends, and Dreams

The Latin American city is built upon fragments: fragments of landscape, memory, construction knowledge, and modes of habitation that remain present, even if they often go unnoticed. In Manizales—a city shaped by its steep terrain, risk, adaptation, and the constant transformation of its territory—these fragments manifest with particular intensity.

From April 28 to 30, 2026, at Plaza Mayor Medellín, Heimtextil Colombia will bring together over 120 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and over 4,000 attendees from strategic markets such as the United States, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, and Venezuela. This event establishes Colombia as a key regional hub for connecting supply, demand, and investment in home textiles, interior design, and the contract business.

A new chapter to broaden the horizons of our Biennial and strengthen Latin American architecture.

Since 1962, the Colombian Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism has served as the primary venue for recognizing, reflecting on, and disseminating architecture produced within the country.