In the first season of the Preserva Miniseries, we will host three Instagram Live sessions. In the first episode, on May 4th, architect Aline will discuss the professional opportunities for architects working with cultural heritage.
In the second episode, on May 11th, we will explore how drawing can serve as a means of documentation.
In the third episode, on May 18th, we will discuss how to photograph cultural heritage.
The 2021 Anacademy Architecture Journey is a fully online event designed for architecture and design professionals and students. Its mission is to contribute to the sharing of knowledge through the professional experience and practice of architects and urban planners.
The PROJETO + PROCESSO series features prominent figures in national and international architecture to present their work, introducing their design methodologies—from initial studies and sketches to client presentations and their active involvement in the process. The series explores the references used in the project and the relationships with the surroundings, the city, and the environment.
Course - Portuguese Houses, Certainly.
From the vernacular to the contemporary.
How can we create, reinvent, and occupy city spaces? This is the mission of the Instituto A Cidade Precisa de Você, which seeks to redefine the relationship between the urban environment and the population through actions that broaden perspectives on the city, public spaces, and their cultural manifestations. The non-profit institute brings together individuals interested in promoting the coordination and activation of public spaces.
IED Rio is offering four free online classes this September, corresponding to four full online courses scheduled for the second semester. These sessions serve as a lead-up to the launch of in-person courses in 2022. The classes—covering lighting design, style generation, the role of the physical store in a post-pandemic landscape, and visual thinking for business—will be led by industry-leading designers, including Diana Joels, Michela Mezzavilla (Spain), Rafo Castro, Carolina Baltar, and Rafael Andrade.
The 2nd edition of Comuns—an experimental and participatory virtual laboratory—aims to stimulate the exchange of new experiences and reflections on the social, ecological, cultural, and political technologies for transforming Latin American territories, considering the current context of urban, social, and geopolitical spatial crisis.
The Creative Campus and the School of Architecture at Universidad Andrés Bello, across its Santiago and Viña del Mar campuses, invite the community to discuss how architecture is strengthened by forging links with other professional and intellectual fields.
Lecture series (10:00 AM – 12:00 PM) organized by faculty and students of the "Architecture and Education" group from the Stricto Sensu Graduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism at São Judas Tadeu University (PGAUR/USJT).
Simbiotika and Archmotion present the Portfolio Cycle featuring Urzúa Soler Arquitectos, a firm that seeks to enhance the spatial experience through design and construction. Their approach focuses on material development, structural modulation, the construction of intermediate spaces, and the pursuit of an architectural form that expands the possibilities of each commission, always considering its use, program, expression, and context to develop a habitable piece that resonates with its user.
As part of an initiative by the National League of Architecture Students (LINEA) Mexico, ArchDaily invites you to a lecture series featuring several winners of the renowned Building of the Year (ODA) award. The event will take place from May 17 to 24 in a digital format and is free of charge; simply register via the link below. See the full schedule (GMT-5) below.
Last March, we announced the winners of the 2020 Building of the Year award, which has celebrated the best of architecture built in Latin America and Spain since 2008. As is our tradition, we called upon our expert jury—our readers—to select their favorite buildings published throughout 2019.
In the coming weeks, we will announce the 2021 Building of the Year award. As a prelude to this new chapter, we have organized a series of virtual meetings with each of the 2020 Building of the Year winners to take an in-depth look at the three projects chosen by our readers. We will host the 2020 Building of the Year awards ceremony through a fully digital experience, made possible by the collaboration of our partners, Crest and Fundermax.
We must combat the built environment's contribution to global air pollution. We believe that sustainable buildings and cities are a fundamental part of the solution to reducing the environmental and health impacts of global air pollution. Green buildings and cities are an integral component of global sustainable development, as defined by the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Ibero-American Architect Observatory is an online space for reflection that seeks to redefine the profile of today's architect. It aims to connect with society to find answers that strengthen our profession.
The Ibero-American Architect Observatory is an online space for reflection aimed at redefining the profile of today's architect. It seeks to connect with society to find answers that strengthen our profession.
This lecture series, which we call FOCO (launched in 2020), seeks to highlight both commonalities and diversities surrounding a single theme within our discipline. The event will be held in person this Thursday, November 11, at 6:30 PM at the Museo de Arquitectura y Diseño (MARQ), located at Av. Del Libertador 999, at the corner of Av. Callao, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
The Foros lecture series at the UIC Barcelona School of Architecture, an essential annual event in the fields of architecture and urbanism, is launching a new edition in an online format that will run from January 27 to April 28.
The Independent Architect Observatory is the first forum for reflection aimed at redefining our profile to ensure our work remains relevant to societal progress.