The Growarq Week is an event dedicated to architects, engineers, designers, and students looking to revolutionize their design process through a methodology that combines two software programs: Revit and Lumion. The event will take place entirely online from August 29th to September 1st, starting at 7:00 PM each day.
The goal of these conversations is to exchange experiences, discuss, and reflect on contemporary architecture and construction, while broadening critical perspectives. The aim is to discuss architecture in a critical, provocative, and proactive way, exploring processes, technologies, and innovations.
Organized by the Centro para la Arquitectura Constructo – AoA, this seminar features three lectures exploring the figure, theoretical contributions, and built work of Chilean architect Juan Borchers.
What impact can buildings have on society and the environment? Adopting a comprehensive approach to sustainability when conceptualizing buildings is essential to fostering sustainable social, environmental, and economic development.
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Friday at the Warehouse Festival - Literature
The Sexta no Galpão festival aims to address themes related to culture, art, cities, and contemporary ways of living, fostering encounters between experts in specific fields to debate among themselves and with the public. In 2022, eight free digital meetings will be held under the theme: CONTEMPORARY DIALOGUES IN THE INTERIOR OF SÃO PAULO: THE TERRITORIAL INTERFACE OF CULTURE
The 2nd CIRCULAR Architecture Conference in La Nucia (Alicante) will take place on November 9. This second edition focuses on people, adopting a more humanistic approach that transcends the field of architecture to reflect on its implications for sports and gastronomy as pillars of a healthy lifestyle.
On December 15 at 7:00 PM (Spain time), the presentation of "Cuánto cuento. Relatos de arquitectos"—the second title in the Habitar Iberoamérica collection published by redfundamentos—will take place.
Visual reconstruction of the facade tiles of the Edmundo Régis Bittencourt Building/São Luís - MA (1958).
Under the theme ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, AND CULTURE: ECHOES OF MODERNITY, the 9th DOCOMOMO North/Northeast Seminar will discuss the conditions of architecture and urbanism as cultural manifestations that reflect identities and social values constructed across diverse fields and eras. The event focuses on developing specific perspectives capable of understanding distinct realities, historically and geographically expanding the scope that characterizes various modernities.
PET Architecture and Urbanism is pleased to announce the launch of the 9th edition of TULHA Magazine, featuring the theme "Urbanity: Body and Social Texture." This annual digital publication focuses on academic, scientific, and artistic content. This edition covers a wide range of topics, all of which explore the diverse relationships that exist within the city.
The 'No País dos Arquitectos' podcast will be present at the 6th edition of the Archi Summit. In this exhibition, you will be able to learn more about the projects and architects from the podcast's three seasons.
The 'No País dos Arquitectos' podcast will be featured at the 6th edition of Archi Summit. The exhibition offers an opportunity to learn more about the projects and architects featured across the podcast's three seasons.
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Revit Showcase Event - BIM Family Creation Course in Revit
Why not join us to model the Nakagin Capsule Tower, designed by Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa? We will explore the project's construction process, its historical context, the modeling of the families within the capsules, and much more.
STRATEGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL INTEREST PROJECTS
The course aims to address key issues to assist architects, engineers, builders, and others interested in architectural and urban projects in areas of socio-spatial vulnerability.
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Open School at the Warehouse: Friday at the Warehouse Festival - Rogério Quintanilha in conversation with Fabrício Forganestoncini. Graphic Production: Leandro Mendes
The poster shows the Tacaruna Factory (1900), Recife (Public domain image)
This event seeks to bridge the dialogue between modern and industrial heritage—two relatively recent typologies that have yet to receive the necessary attention within our country's preservationist policy agenda. There is an increasing need to recover, discuss, and seek solutions for documenting and conserving modern industrial assets.
The launch of Materia Arquitectura 22: Aire will take place on Thursday, November 24, at 6:30 PM in the Patio de las Rosas at the Los Leones campus. The event will feature Pedro Ignacio Alonso, guest editor of this issue and head of the PhD program in Architecture and Urban Studies at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.