REAL MATTER is an annual summer workshop in Raleigh, NC, hosted by in situ studio and organized around a collaborative urban project, a robust lecture series, and building tours. Information about the workshop is available here: https://insitustudio.us/real-matter/
Documentation is the act of gathering and organizing information for a specific purpose. Whether analog or digital, this task is the first step toward cultural preservation.
The Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Brazil is hosting a series of debates titled "Memory, Projects, Works," running parallel to the exhibition of Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura’s work, to expand the discussion on his practice and the importance of preserving architectural archives.
The Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Brazil is hosting a debate series titled "Memory, Projects, Works," running concurrently with an exhibition of the work of Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. The series aims to expand the discourse on the architect's work and the importance of preserving architectural archives.
São Paulo, 2023 – Insper, through the Arq.Futuro Cities Laboratory, has opened registration for the first cohort of its in-person course, "Housing Policies: Challenges and Results," which begins on April 24.
The Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Brazil is hosting a debate series titled "Memory, Projects, Works," held in conjunction with an exhibition of the work of Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. The series aims to expand the discussion surrounding his work and the importance of preserving architectural archives.
Mariana Bunn Arquitetura e Acessibilidade is hosting a series of live streams on architectural accessibility in Brazil. The goal is to interview individuals representing diverse perspectives on the topic—whether as professionals, activists, or citizens—to explore all facets of the subject.
The 1st Pan-American ArquitectAs FPAA Forum: The Professional Practice of Women Architects as a Collective Construction will take place on March 15.
Since the end of the nineteenth century, the planning of cities has been understood as the discipline that establishes guidelines to project architecture for human occupation, with a focus on rationality and functionalism. Nevertheless, the city is a system of many layers and folds, constructed through the interaction of natural, cultural,socioeconomic,and political forces. This choreography, with a variety of purposes and different degrees of synchronization, creates architecture that serves both as shelter and context.Architecture, therefore,does not limit itself to the production of objects but rather appears as a field of study between and through disciplines, called upon to contribute to the organization of those forces that composepublic stages, the space where collective itineraries meet and intertwine.These stages have existed historically.
Tod Williams is a Founding Partner of Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners. Their practice is known for their humanistic approach to architecture primarily for institutional clients such as museums, schools, and nonprofits. Prioritizing experience above all, their designs choreograph light, texture, solidity, and a deep sensitivity to the places for which they’re built. While the work has grown in scale, the foundational principles of the practice remain intact: “to serve, to make good marks on the earth, to acknowledge the work comes from not just two hands, but many hands, and, fundamentally, architecture is an act of profound optimism.”
The Directorate of Innovation and Technological Development is a line agency responsible for contributing to the promotion of research, innovation projects, quality assurance, and technology development within Peru's Ministry of Housing, Construction, and Sanitation. The DIDT is tasked with formulating, disseminating, and executing programs, projects, activities, and both financial and non-financial instruments that facilitate innovation in areas under the Ministry's jurisdiction.
Resuming the “Working with Rosa Kliass” debate series, we are pleased to invite you to the final two sessions, taking place on December 1 and 8, 2022. These sessions will focus on projects developed for São Luís (Maranhão) and Porto Velho (Rondônia), respectively.
The second edition of the Elisava Masters’ Talks, a series of free, public lectures featuring top-tier international creatives, will take place from November 2022 to May 2023.
“The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible,” says Arthur Charles Clarke.
Knowledge inspires others. Sharing it allows us to open up and connect with one another. Facilitating this exchange fosters empathy and an awareness of otherness. This activity aims to integrate the team through knowledge and strengthen academic synergies by cultivating an awareness of otherness and a respect for the expertise of others.
Following the warm reception of the first "The Value of Design" forum last year, the IBERO Design Department is once again presenting its second edition on October 26 and 27, 2022. Design is a discipline that significantly contributes to creating healthier, safer, and happier environments for people through products, services, and experiences that foster social well-being.
On October 19, 21, and 22, Mexico City will host the first design festival created by Coolhuntermx, conceived by and for projects led by cisgender women, transgender people, and dissident communities. Curated by designers Andrea Soler and Taina Campos, the event offers an inclusive, diverse, and collective space. Following an inaugural edition marked by significant shared learning and insights, the festival maintains its core objective: to serve as an integrative platform for design proposals and creative expressions that seek to foster dialogues alternative to those typically seen during design month.
IAAC Lecture Series 2022/23 – OPENING LECTURE
Charles Waldheim
October 13th , 2022, 19.00h (CEST)
Campus Creativo and the School of Architecture at the Viña del Mar campus, through the Construction 1: Materialization course led by Sebastián López and Nicolás Olguin, invite you to a series of lectures and discussions featuring various emerging Latin American architectural collectives.