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Online Course: Interior Lighting


The Interior Lighting Course aims to provide you with the tools necessary to develop lighting projects for residential and/or commercial spaces. You will learn how lighting can personalize and shape new spaces based on the program and its specific lighting requirements.

Call for Submissions: Design of the Amphitheater in Burkina Faso.

The Theatre Populaire Idea(l) is an open student competition of architectural, artistic and design ideas for the sustainable rehabilitation of deserted green amphitheater at the complex of the “Centre de Développement Chorégraphique” La Termitiere in the city center of Ouagadougou, in Burkina Faso. The emphasis is placed on innovative, respectful, courageous visions valorizing the local potentials and materials.

Omar Gandhi - Adaptation

In celebration of ten years of practice, Omar Gandhi – Adaptation is an introspective look at a meandering and often times daunting journey through architectural education and the first years in the profession. The first monograph by the studio - produced in collaboration with Arquine of Mexico City.

Laboratory Critique Series

Architectural criticism will be the central focus of "Laboratory Critique," an online conversation series organized by the Postgraduate and Continuing Education Department of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at Universidad Finis Terrae, as part of the launch of the Projective Critique Laboratory diploma program.

Isolated Dialogues: Isolation and Aesthetics in Correlation with Language

The School of Architecture at Universidad Finis Terrae is launching a new series titled "Isolated Dialogues," a set of online conversations in which prominent international and national guests will analyze the theme of isolation from various perspectives.

Personalized online digital collage course

Personalized Online Digital Collage Course for architects with Carolina Zapata of @cazabu_illustration. This course provides a personalized foundation for exploring digital collage editing techniques across various architectural image editing software. Participants will learn how to set the scene and represent 2D and 3D architectural project drawings, creating presentations that showcase personal style and highlight design intent through compelling, high-impact imagery.

Online Podcast Course

Online Podcast Course for architects with Eduardo Useche of @arquialien

Call for Papers for CANactions Magazine Edition 02. Земля | The Land

CANactions School launches the Call for Papers for CANactions Magazine Edition 02 'ЗЕМЛЯ І THE LAND'. It is meant to explore "LAND" and its inhabitants to collect and share with the world the most actual and relevant portrait of contemporary post-socialist states countryside.

CAC Live: Chicago Public Art Stories

Due to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, Chicago’s public art legacy is younger than Boston’s or New York City’s. Its vast collection of public art, however, is star-studded, widely varied, endlessly interesting—and still growing. CAC docent Ed McDevitt leads this engaging introduction to some of Chicago’s greatest public art treasures.

Call for Entries: Pavilion of Shadows

The Quechua Architecture Competition invites all participants to take part in this one-week challenge and develop a project that explores diverse fields of thought and design. The challenge for this edition: "Shadow Pavilion."

Call for Submissions: Catalyst Pedagogies and the Pandemic Displacement of Architectural Education

The recent COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant effect on higher education institutions and in particular delivery of design and architectural education. The co-presence of educators and students and creating affordances for physical and material spatial experiences, as well as collaborative work, has long been at the heart of architectural education and its studio culture. This issue aims to capture the imminent changes that this pandemic promises and provide a platform for sharing pedagogic experiences, practices and perspectives for the future of architectural education.

Inhabiting the Quarantine: Ideas Competition

"Habitar a Quarentena" (@habitaraquarentena) is a collaborative project that seeks to gather insights through accounts and photographic records of the various experiences of living through this period of isolation via Instagram.

IAB-RJ Debates at Home

Given the current scenario of social isolation, IAB-RJ's continuing education program, IAB Compartilha, is bringing a selection of our 2020 regular season courses into your homes through reflections and debates in live streams as part of our new cultural and educational program for these times: "IAB-RJ em casa."

The role of architecture in: self-construction / self-production / assisted social production of housing

In light of recent statements by the Federal Government and new programs announced by institutions related to housing production in Mexico, we believe it is necessary to engage in dialogue and exchange ideas to better understand the concepts of self-construction, self-production, and assisted social housing production, as well as the role of architecture in these social processes.

OPUS Terrace Talk: Cities in Quarantine. Four Latin American Perspectives

In this special edition of 'Terrace Talk,' the Colombian firm OPUS will host a Facebook Live conversation with four Latin American architects and activists to share perspectives on cities in quarantine.

Virtual Forum. Feminist readings on cities and territories: inequalities in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic

The objective is to listen to the voices of women and exchange experiences regarding the emergency caused by COVID-19, as well as the health, economic, and social measures implemented by governments. It aims to identify—through a gender and women's human rights perspective—the needs and demands that will foster new proposals for greater inclusion and gender equality in cities.

Free Intensive Course: Design Your Furniture in Revit

Join the online class from your computer and learn how to develop furniture (families) in Revit in this YouTube course taught by Alberto Figueroa Arquitectura. Simply join the stream to participate. It is highly recommended to watch the basic Revit course available on this YouTube channel.

Tales From the Altiplano: a Series of Conversations About Architecture and Culture in Bolivia

Tales from the Altiplano is a series of live Instagram talks with Andrew Kovacs, Delphine Blast, Manuel Seoane, Patricio Crooker and many more. We will be questioning how architecture is seen as a means of reclaiming a cultural identity. How in this informal Bolivian context can we construct a new way to approach architecture. The AAVS El Alto explores the Altiplano as an example to counteract a certain gentrifying flatness of today’s architecture- providing an opportunity to describe singularities and sub-cultures, through iconographic and architectural strategies. In these unsettling times, our Programme has been suspended in response to the current health crisis. However, this series will keep alive the conversation about architecture and urbanism with artists, researchers, and young Architects and Designers.