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DECO Speaker Series: Reno Advice from Ex-Blockhead & Interior Designer Shannon Vos

Join Shannon Vos, an Interior Designer, Renovator, and one-half of the winning team from 2014's 'The Block', for an insightful discussion on the dos and don'ts of renovating at the DECO Innovation Centre.

Transforming Our Thinking for Healthier Buildings

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Business as usual cannot continue if we are to strive towards a more sustainable building industry. Our methods and strategies must transform and adapt to an entirely new way of thinking.

This is why the Living Places concept was developed by the VELUX Group, in partnership with EFFEKT Architects and Artelia. It highlights how rethinking building principles can address global climate and health challenges. Powered by this idea, Living Places Copenhagen, the concept's first prototype, presents a physical example that shows how to build more sustainably while maximizing indoor comfort.

29th Colombian Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism - Transforming Our Habitat

The strategic focus of the 29th Colombian Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism centers on the importance of viewing HABITAT as a fundamental right of the citizenry.
The way we live and use our environment must contribute to the preservation of ecosystems and nature; however, reality confronts us with a critical situation. In many of our cities and urban developments, the urgent need for environmental solutions and strategies that align with existing ecological structures is evident. These solutions must enable the recovery of vast urban areas and ensure our safety against all types of risks. We intend to address crucial issues, such as housing, cities, and urban developments, which have been built partially, in remote areas, often excluding segments of the population.

PxFC PERIPHERIES

The Experimental Final Degree Projects (PxFC) course at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the PUCP presents PERIFERIAS, an exhibition of work by its alumni developed between 2019 and 2022.

Havana in Full Color: An Architect's Experiences at UBB

Presentation and conversation with architect Jessica Martínez, researcher at the Technological University of Havana and heritage restoration architect, currently a doctoral candidate in Architecture and Urbanism at UBB. The talk draws on her professional experience as an architect at a firm responsible for the rehabilitation and restoration of Havana's historic center, as well as community projects in Cuba. The goal is to explore and share practical experiences and social contexts from various Latin American realities to broaden the architectural and disciplinary horizon. The presentation will take place in the Architecture Postgraduate Room on Thursday, April 4, at 12:15 PM.

Instituto Cervantes in São Paulo celebrates Women's Month

The Instituto Cervantes de São Paulo celebrates Women's History Month with the inauguration of two exhibitions by Spanish artists.

Open Call: Tbilisi Architecture Biennial 2024

Open Call
Tbilisi Architecture Biennial 2024: Correct Mistakes

Olivier Campagne: Plausible Realities

Plausible Realities explores the captivating realm of architectural visualization through the lens of Olivier Campagne's digital-image studio. Based in Paris, his eponymous practice has earned acclaim for its collaboration with architectural firms such as Baukunst (Belgium), Bruther (France), and Arrhov Frick (Sweden). Rather than merely serving as a conduit for design illustration, his visualization studio is involved from early design phases to collaboratively develop an architectural imagination that creatively guides projects forward. As such, Campagne's work encapsulates the essence of the unbuilt, capturing the speculative with a photographer's eye. His work is characterized by the ability to seamlessly merge reality with digital artistry. By infusing his compositions with the mundane dimensions of the urban realm, Campagne crafts images that resonate with authenticity and immediacy, inviting contemplation on the plausibility of imagined realities.

Call for Entries: Anti-streamlining. Daylighting the Pepper stream

VARES ARCHITECTURE RESIDENCY CALLS FOR ENTRIES

DxD Block Party: Helen Liu Fong Day

DxD Block Party: Helen Liu Fong Day is an annual free public event that connects hundreds of students of all ages with local architecture, design, engineering, and construction professionals. This year’s event will be hosted by East Los Angeles College (1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez, Monterey Park, California 91754) on Saturday, April 13, 2024, from 9 am to 2 pm.

"The Arroyo Bridge: Collaborative Robotics for Large-Scale Construction" by Scott Mitchell

R. Scott Mitchell will host a special lecture spotlighting two of his most well-known works: The Arroyo Bridge project and The Arroyo Bridge Section.

Errors and Omissions: Architectural (Mis)Representation

The central goal of Errors and Omission is to broach the question of whether architectural representation can transcend its traditional role to become a form of resistance against prevailing norms and practices.

Carlos Muniz: The Abstract Gaze

"Carlos Muniz: The Abstract Gaze”

UDL Thesis Publication 2024

UDL Thesis Publication 2024 | Call for Submissions

The Urbanist: Dan Doctoroff and the Rise of New York

An unprecedented look at the central role one man played in the transformation of New York City.

Arquine Competition No. 26: A Pavilion in Mexico City's Historic Center

Since 1998, Arquine has hosted an architecture competition that allows for the comparison of ideas and proposals on equal footing. This edition invites participants to design, build, and activate a pavilion in Mexico City’s Historic Center as part of the MEXTRÓPOLI Architecture and City Festival.

Casa Teo presents the showcase "Future Houses, Landscapes with Fruit"

Casa Teo presents the window display "Future Houses, Landscapes with Fruit," an installation featuring the brand's collection of furniture and objects, designed by art director and set designer Ana Arietti. The opening is scheduled for Tuesday, March 19, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at Rua João Moura 268, Pinheiros, São Paulo.

The Computable City: Histories, Technologies, Stories, Predictions

How computers simulate cities and how they are also being embedded in cities, changing our behavior and the way in which cities evolve.