Livestream
Curated by Gaja Mežnarić Osole & Danica Sretenović
Keynote speakers are Klaas Kuitenbrouwer (Het Nieuwe Instituut), Debra Solomon (Urbaniahoeve Foundation), Rok Kranjc (Institute for Ecology)

Vastukul (Government of India recognized startup is an innovative platform for architecture, design, and planning education, targeted at learners globally) is organizing a lecture with MVRDV World's Most Innovative Company in Architecture & Design and numerous International award Winners MVRDV based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Join the AIA|DC Urban Design Committee for our 2022 Open House Series at leading design firms in DC as they showcase projects currently in planning, design, or construction phases.

la Biennale svizzera del territorio, Mendrisio and Lugano

Vastukul (Government of India recognized startup is an innovative platform for architecture, design, and planning education, targeted at learners globally) with the aim to bridge the gap between leaners and leaders. Vastukul is organizing symposium with global leaders on the topic Living (with + Infra) on 11 November 2022.

The Hong Kong Institute of Architects invites you to the preview and opening reception of Beyond Territories- Made. Make. Making, the first comprehensive survey in New York of Hong Kong's architecture and design. On view October 11-25, 2022, the exhibition showcases the work of local and international architects whose expertise, style and acumen have helped shape Hong Kong into a major international city it is today.

The city of Puebla—located in the central highlands of Mexico—is particularly well-known for its street layout and predominantly Baroque architecture. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, the city hosts a broad cultural dynamic centered on the preservation of its built heritage and its appreciation from a distance, as if it were a museum piece. Consequently, in our daily commutes, we notice the monumentality of its facades, often overlooking the fact that behind the large wooden doors lies what we have called "the heart of the Poblano house."

IMAGINING THE LANDSCAPE

The Research and Publications Department of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at Universidad Finis Terrae will host its second colloquium on Photography and Architecture. This edition's central theme will be "Photography and Landscape: The Revealed Image," featuring presentations by architects and academics Alejandra Bosch, Macarena Cortés, and Magdalena Sierra (Director of the Finis Terrae School of Architecture); photographer and educator Fernanda Larraín; and architect, photographer, and FAD Director of Research and Publications, Philippe Blanc.

One year after its release, the book ‘Polifonia Urbana: arquiteturas, urbanismos e mediações,’ edited by KPMO and published by Editora Senac São Paulo, will host a book signing with its author, Adriana Levisky, lead architect and urban planner at LEVISKY Arquitetos | Estratégia Urbana.

You are invited to a three-day event featuring pieces from the Arquitetos Vendem selection and Empório Beraldin at special prices!

Looking around, it is clear that the world is developing at a rapid rate, and so are cities. Architects and designers inevitably take on the challenge of building better cities and homes, so time needs to be properly allocated for efficiency. After all, in this industry, time really is money.

For years architects have been accustomed to working in a conventional way: they stick with traditional offline renderers and wait until the modeling part is all done to start rendering from scratch. 

This is where software like D5 Render comes in, to resolve such problems and change the game. The market is growing and shifting, and so should the tools architects use.

Any Cardoso is an interior designer who, over the course of a 10-year career, has designed more than 1,500 spaces.

The digital version of the catalog for the XII Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (XII BIAU) is now available. It compiles documentation on the Trayectoria, Panorama of Works, Actions on the Margins, Publications, and Teaching Programs awards, as well as the life and work of Ana Falú (recipient of the 2022 Ibero-American Architecture and Urbanism Award).

Hospitality is an industry made of people being hospitable to people, and our interaction with places is its foundation. If the zeitgeist of our era lies in the perpetual dance of shock and awareness of how we treat each other and the planet we live on, what considerations should we pose to inform and shape what’s next for hotels? If there’s ever been a moment to think about the future of hospitality, this is it.

Building culture through architecture is one of the driving forces behind the MEXTRÓPOLI Architecture and City Festival. To this end, a series of books will be presented during the festival, offering citizens, architecture and urban planning students, and those interested in reflecting on how cities are built and the future of contemporary architecture an opportunity to engage with these topics. Here is the schedule of presentations:

Nearly a decade after the first edition of Arquitetura e política and following their tenure in institutional politics, the authors revisit the key postulates of contemporary architecture—its responsibility toward society—in this second volume, adapting them to new forms of political engagement that center feminism as a primary component. To this end, they provide a historical and thematic overview of the social role of architects and urban planners, tracing its evolution into the current era of globalization. Drawing on issues such as community life, participation, gender equality, and sustainability, the book identifies and analyzes the contemporary vulnerabilities of architecture.

"More than just a drawing book, you are holding a definitive practical guide featuring 25 exercises and simple tricks that will help you dive headfirst into the world of urban sketching. How do you create sketches without being intimidated by a sketchbook you have just bought? How do you produce quick drawings? How do you achieve spatial depth? What should you consider when coloring a sketch? How do you find the best spot to draw?