Designed to provide architects with the fundamentals of psychoanalysis and help them interpret client needs, this book—now in an expanded edition—brings together stories that illustrate recurring situations in the daily lives of these professionals, paired with the author's explanations of concepts and reflections on each case.
The Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Rio de Janeiro (CAU/RJ) will hold the first edition of "CAU nos Bairros" (CAU in the Neighborhoods) in Campo Grande on June 1st and 2nd. This free, public initiative aims to demonstrate how architects and urban planners can help build or renovate with efficiency, quality, and fewer unforeseen issues.
"Dentro da Pós" presents the pedagogical framework, structure, objectives, and schedule of the Escola da Cidade lato sensu postgraduate program through conversations, open classes, and final reviews, all of which are open to anyone interested in the seven courses offered.
What does sustainable landscaping in Brazil entail? What is truly important within our environmental reality? Written in accessible language and grounded in both science and practice, this book seeks to understand the past and present while envisioning the future, exploring paths toward these answers. Developed over the course of seven years, it is a work for professionals, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the subject.
Technical expertise is best discussed on the construction site!
National Public Architectural Design Competition for Social Interest Housing
Project Conversations by the Ateliê Aberto at FAU UFRJ
Active Transformations - 1:1 Architectures
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by Gustavo Diéguez and Lucas Gilardi
Registration is now open for the 15th cohort of the Cities Specialization - Strategic Management of Urban Territory, a program focused on the continuing education of professionals working in fields related to urban planning and management. The course develops the skills necessary for providing consulting services and for the development and implementation of territorial management projects. Beyond the fundamental topics of Territorial Planning and Urban Management, the course is continuously updated to incorporate contemporary themes such as Smart Cities, environmental issues and Sustainable Cities, and Public Policy and Fundraising.
The program features the excellence of the Unisinos faculty, alongside guest lecturers with recognized professional expertise and academic and/or professional experience in these fields.
Around the world, people continue to adapt to new ways of working, making the search for suitable furniture and equipment for both home and work environments more relevant than ever. At the same time, finding options that balance personal aesthetics and style with functionality is essential.
Herman Miller, a global leader in innovative design and furniture solutions, has announced the launch of an office chair inspired by the iconic Eames Shell chair. Design firm Studio 7.5 and Herman Miller have teamed up once again to reveal their latest collaboration: the Zeph chair.
Curitiba hosts the roadshow ‘The Dialogue Between Steel Structures and Modular Construction’ promoted by the CBCA
"Light and movement allow us to achieve anything that is recognized as beautiful." This quote by Álvaro Siza Vieira, the universally acclaimed Portuguese architect, captures his philosophy. His work guides the relationship between built space and its surroundings, creating true works of art that prioritize nature. In furniture design, the approach can be similar. The intervention can indulge in the status of art, redefining meaning and joining new dialogues as if framed in a museum setting.
Driven by this provocation, Dell Anno presents an approach for its 2022 campaign that further strengthens its DNA of connecting architecture, art, and fashion. Titled Singular Dell Anno, the campaign draws a parallel with the sublime work of the Portuguese architect, paying tribute to his legacy of simplicity and architectural sophistication, which earned him global recognition and made him a major architectural influence today.
An educational video that traces the trajectory of urbanist Ermínia Maricato, examines her key theoretical contributions, and, in doing so, provides insight into the evolution of Brazilian urbanization over the last few decades.
During the first three decades of the last century, the landscape of Salvador was indelibly transformed by a group of Italian immigrants: engineers, architects, builders, decorators, painters, and sculptors hailing from diverse regions of Italy, from Calabria to Tuscany, Basilicata to Lazio, and Piedmont to Sicily.
The Peruvian coastal desert has been the setting for the development of numerous pre-Hispanic cultures; these cultures conquered the arid environment but succumbed to the climatic event known as El Niño (FEN). Subsequent events in 2017 demonstrated that FEN remains a challenge for the communities inhabiting this same context.
With a dialogue on the country's emerging housing deficit and the rise in land occupations, professionals, academics, and authorities participated in the launch of the latest edition of the Association of Architecture Offices (AOA) magazine—an issue that addresses this topic and the multiple elements shaping a complex reality.
This is our 6th AnP Workshop + Mutirão, another unmissable opportunity to discuss architecture focused on social practices and to join forces on the construction site, learning and exchanging knowledge.
The Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (Mitma), through the Directorate-General for Urban Agenda and Architecture, has launched a project competition with a jury for the contract to provide curatorial services, exhibition design, and touring curation for the Spanish Pavilion at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition, the 2023 Venice Biennale, as indicated on the State Contracting Platform.
‘Additive Manufacturing Shelf: Towards a New Architectural Language’ is an exhibition that compiles part of the applied research project on 3D concrete printing developed by Verónica Arcos since 2018. Three-dimensional printing with cementitious and clay materials allows for unprecedented formal freedom, ushering in a new architectural language.