ICONNO, an interior design and brand studio, pays tribute to the elements and accessories designed by architects that connect with their architectural works through the exhibition "Architects' Things: Design in Construction." The exhibition is on view starting today through April 30 at their space at Jorge Juan 38—a showroom for Poltrona Frau and SieMatic—in collaboration with Nerinea.
Planetary Villages is a workshop focused on the design research of various geomorphological performances of the Earth's crust within the Andes Mountains, which exhibit natural architectural habitat behaviors. This theoretical and formal study is supported by the research that gave it its name, initiated in 2018 and supported by the National Fund for the Arts (AR).
Organized by the research platform Justicia Espacial, Juan Carlos Vargas and Sulhee Yoon of Geoadaptive share their expertise in territorial intelligence to analyze geographies and specific forms of spatial inequality, showcasing tools and work developed in Central America.
Organized by the research platform Justicia Espacial, this talk by Argentine architect and urban planner Jorge Mario Jáuregui will present his experience with binding processes of spatial justice. His projects in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro drive spatial and social transformations.
Organized by the research platform Justicia Espacial, this upcoming discussion features the team from AGA Estudio, Caracas, and their experience in programming for social impact projects.
In this lecture, Fábio Witt, founder of Vobi, will cover:
The 3rd Symposium on Sustainable Environmental Rehabilitation is hosted by the Laboratory of Sustainability Applied to Architecture and Urbanism at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Brasília (FAU-UnB). This scientific event will feature academic presentations organized into three main tracks: rehabilitation and sustainability; cities and indicators; and
environment and energy efficiency.
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The Campo Comum conference series presents Edições de Arquitectura (Architectural Publishing). Guests include Maria Shéhérazade Giudici, founder of the publishing platform Black Square and editor of AA Files—the Architectural Association's journal—and Spanish architect Moisés Puente, founder of Puente Editores and editor of 2G Magazine since 1998. Both will present their editorial projects, developed in collaboration with a vast constellation of authors, and offer a critical assessment of the discipline's contemporary output. The session will conclude with a conversation curated by Diana Menino and Felipe De Ferrari, during which the audience is invited to participate with questions. The conference will be held in English and exclusively via livestream (at 6:30 PM WEST).
"Planning cohabitation" is a curatorial series by barco - galería, developed in collaboration with the Berlin-based "undisciplined" practice, something fantastic.
The finalist projects for the Cerro Calán Observatory Park competition are on display in the Las Condes district of Santiago, Chile.
On Tuesday, March 23, at 6:30 PM, the launch of ARQDocs: Teodoro Fernández will be held via the UC School of Architecture's Facebook Live. The event will feature Valentina Rozas Krause, researcher and PhD in Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley, and Rafael Zamora, architect and founding partner of the Llonazamora studio in Lima, Peru. Additionally, the event will include commentary from architects and researchers Daniel Talesnik and Marés Sandor.
The Millennium Nucleus for Mobilities and Territories (MOVYT) invites students and professionals in architecture, design, urban studies, and related fields to reflect on how to reshape public space design processes in line with contemporary ways of living.
On April 28, you are invited to attend the launch of the CTeC Innovation Park, the first technology park for the construction sector. Here, companies and institutions can pilot, prototype, monitor, and validate innovations, construction solutions, materials, and new technologies under real-world, integrated conditions before they are implemented on-site.
Focusing on a post-pandemic context, 'Emergency' is the theme of the 2021 CASA – Coimbra Architecture Summer Atelier. CASA explores a (re)emergence of the synchrony between creating and inhabiting, drawing on operative design strategies within Coimbra's urban territory and its various occupations.
At Play: Architecture & Game is an exhibition about play and imagination, built experiences, and mythological narratives. It centers on the idea of "World-Making" and brings together two figures: the architect and the child. Children's games have always been a fertile ground for the invention of "Worlds." Likewise, architects also imagine new "Worlds." These worlds, and the mechanisms of invention upon which they depend, are the essence of the exhibition, which addresses themes as varied as childhood and education, urban planning, public space, history, architecture, art, and invention, with the goal of tracing the history of both imaginary "Worlds" and those that have been imagined.
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This course introduces aspects of ecological architecture through the design and construction of a small house, focusing on integrating architecture with the environment. Key topics include landscape analysis, appropriate material use, water flow and its biological processes, food production, energy efficiency, bioclimatic design, and the capacity of a building to generate positive social impact.
On December 4, 2021, IED Rio [Istituto Europeo di Design Rio de Janeiro] will open the doors of its new headquarters at Casa d'Itália for a "warm-up" event for courses beginning in March 2022. The free event, which requires advance registration, will feature lectures and workshops on the Terraço Belvedere, located on the building's rooftop, which offers a spectacular view of Guanabara Bay, Sugarloaf Mountain, Corcovado, Outeiro da Glória, the Marina da Glória, and the MAM Rio.