Public art is part of our history, our culture, and our collective memory. It reflects and reveals our society, adding meaning to our cities. As artists respond to our times, they project their inner vision onto the outside world, creating a chronicle of our public experience.
Expo Desarrollo Inmobiliario: The Real Estate Show is the most important real estate event in Mexico and Latin America. Taking place this year on May 23rd and 24th at the Westin Santa Fe in Mexico City, the two-day event will bring together industry members, experts, and decision-makers to analyze the opportunities and challenges facing the industry and the country as they navigate the complex situation of recent years.
The Student Exhibition, an event coordinated by the students of the Faculty of Architecture (FA), will take place from April 17 to 21, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and is open to the general public. Centered on the theme of "Another School," it invites the community to exhibit and explore the collective spectrum of the Faculty of Architecture in terms of community, ideas, and inquiries. The program consists of various events that seek to share knowledge and experience, encouraging the expression of individual and collective identities through a showcase of projects, free from curation or divisions.
As part of the 25th-anniversary celebrations for the Master’s in Architectural Design program and the 10th anniversary of the Master’s in Urban Management and Environment, the Coordination of Master’s Programs in Architecture invites you to the keynote lecture "Future City: Technology and Architecture for the Future," presented by architect Adela Rangel Fediuk.
In 2023, we are hosting the inaugural edition of the "Camacol Verde Congress," a forum designed to update the sector on sustainable construction, featuring key players from both the international and national environmental landscapes.
LIGA 37: Juan Campanini and Josefina Sposito.
On the Other Side. Facade on Dr. Erazo Street
Embark on a fascinating architectural journey through Mexico City, where historical and contemporary styles blend into a stunning visual spectacle. From the majestic remains of the ancient Aztec civilization in Teotihuacán to the iconic skyscrapers that grace the city's skyline, every corner of this metropolis tells a unique architectural story. Mexico City stands as an unparalleled destination for architecture enthusiasts, who will find endless delight and inspiration at every turn.
Cultura Efímera A.C., through its program Patio. Encuentro de Intervenciones Efímeras, in collaboration with the National System of Art Creators of the Federal Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Culture of the State of Puebla, the Municipal Institute of Art and Culture of Puebla, and the Office of the Historic Center and Cultural Heritage of the Municipality of Puebla, invites visual, graphic, multidisciplinary, and fine artists, as well as architects—both established and emerging—to participate in the fourth edition of Patio Efímero.
For the third consecutive year, the Italian Chamber of Commerce for Colombia is organizing the Executive Summer School - Milano Design Week 2023.
The EMPORIA award guidelines encompass ephemeral works applied to museums, exhibitions, trade fairs, shareholder meetings, points of sale, festivals, sporting events, as well as conceptual and experimental architecture. The common denominator is that the architectural work must be ephemeral and executed for projects within Mexico.
Today, the kitchen has evolved into an architectural space where most gathering and socializing take place, displacing the living or dining room as the home's social hub. Furthermore, in contemporary design concepts, the bathroom has assumed a central role, with design proposals that reflect the user's personality in both small and spacious layouts, combining finishes, materials, and decorative elements.
Kitchen and bathroom renovation has become a booming architectural niche, thanks to the wide variety of available architectural products and increasingly accessible project execution. These spaces are no longer merely utilitarian; they can also be designed to reflect the character of the home as a whole.
TAQ Arquitectura, through its architectural outreach initiative, invites you to "Kinéma," a talk exploring the intersection of architecture and stop-motion animation. The event features four prominent creators—Rita Basulto, Sofía Carrillo, Cecilia Andalón, and Elisa Helguera—and will be held at El Taller del Chucho, a space dedicated to the creation, experimentation, and promotion of the stop-motion industry.
A gathering to screen and discuss the documentary "Hacer mucho con poco" (Doing More with Less), directed by Katerina Kliwadenko and Mario Novas and co-produced with Al Borde. The film highlights local values—both material and human—and is characterized by the social, economic, and environmental awareness with which young architects approach their projects.
DERIVAS is an invitation to walk; not in the way we do when commuting to study or work, but rather andare a zonzo—traversing the city without a specific purpose, wandering, enjoying the void, allowing ourselves to deviate, suddenly changing course, and finding pleasure in the collective zigzag.
How is it that most of us have decided to live in cities?
Why are there so few records of hermits in history?
To whom does architecture respond?
TAQ Arquitectura, through its cultural project PENSARQ_, invites you to the event:
We are pleased to present our latest publication, an editorial piece created to connect with friends and colleagues and share our recent findings and developments in urban furniture.
The city of Santiago de Querétaro was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995 and has recently established itself as one of the most important development hubs in Mexico. Therefore, reflecting on architectural practice and the way we build our city is vital for our community.