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To mark the launch of the book Mucho cuento. Relatos de arquitectos, published by redfundamentos, we will be joined by Arturo Franco Taboada and Juan Carlos Arnuncio. As two of the contributing authors, they will discuss the origins of their stories, share anecdotes, provide deeper insight into their narratives, and read excerpts from their work live.

Palabras y Trazos brings together architects from different generations whose projects highlight an interest in architecture as a city-shaping element that integrates urban, environmental, heritage, and identity values.

The Fórum SP 21 will take place from September 21 to 30. This seminar evaluates São Paulo's Municipal Planning System, focusing on the city's Master Plan and Urban Policy, as well as their instruments, plans, programs, and complementary actions, and the impacts and repercussions experienced in the city throughout the 21st century. The call for papers for the Forum is now open, and abstracts or videos may be submitted until July 26, 2021.

Participate in the second edition of the RCR Summer e-Workshop, a series of workshops focused on understanding architecture and landscape through a transdisciplinary and investigative lens, which also incorporates other creative disciplines such as photography.

The 2nd International Congress on Traditional Construction, Architecture, and Urbanism: Timeless Architecture will take place on November 17 and 18 at the Conference Hall of the School of Architecture at the Technical University of Madrid.

Martes de Ruido is a short, informal discussion series lasting approximately 30 minutes. Featuring up to four sessions per day, it brings together national and international guests to address specific topics, fostering discussion and reflection.

In the book “La Silla de la Discordia” (Ediciones Asimétricas), Pablo López Martín explores how the tubular steel cantilever chair, whose patent was claimed during the same period by Mies van der Rohe, Mart Stam, and Marcel Breuer, transcends its own scale to serve as a vehicle for conceptual, formal, constructive, and structural exploration in the work of each of these European architectural icons.

Postgraduate distance learning program now open to students nationwide

For more than a year, remote work and remote education have become hallmarks of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by internet multinetworks, virtual reality, big data, and artificial intelligence.

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 15th SEMAU (Architecture and Urbanism Week), organized by the Tutorial Education Program (PET) for Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the Federal University of Alagoas (FAU/Ufal), will feature the theme "Healthy Cities: urgencies, perspectives, and addressing challenges." The event will include lectures, workshops, Cine Semau, and a roundtable discussion, aiming to discuss and reflect on the existing challenges and complexities in promoting health and well-being in cities, as well as to present and share positive experiences regarding the political role of architecture, urbanism, and related fields in this debate.

Lived narratives! André Scarpa shares his experience with Portuguese architecture and how it has shaped his professional path.

The City of Cataguases, through the State Government, opened registration on May 24 for the Public Architectural Competition for the city's entrance portal on Avenida Nicolau Siervi.

Estudio Tupi Invites: The Origins of Brazilian Modern Architecture

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).

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.

The Comprehensive Urban Public Space Management Program aims to address a gap in undergraduate curricula, equipping professionals with the knowledge required to integrate social, political, administrative, economic, and cultural dimensions into the design, maintenance, and management of urban public spaces. This includes spatial organization, planning, regulatory frameworks, accessibility, usability, social impact, and functionality, ultimately enabling the assessment of efficacy and sustainability.