“Ruta Caravanera” is an interdisciplinary workshop based on the itinerant methodology of Swiss curator and historian Philip Ursprung and the territorial research trips led by Tarapacá-based curator Rodolfo Andaur in Tarapacá and other regions of the Americas. The workshop’s objectives revisit the ancestral practices of the first Andean nations as alternative frameworks for reading and understanding geography.
The 18th Brazilian Systems Congress will present the theme "Systems in Conversation," which aims to foster interaction among the various research groups associated with systems and cybernetic thinking in Brazil. These interactions will facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences, with the goal of mapping and understanding the output of these groups.
The Landscape Architecture specialization program is dedicated to the field of Applied Social Sciences, focusing on Urban Environmental Interventions across various landscape scales. The curriculum is divided into three modules, combining theoretical foundations with practical workshops: Landscape and Environment; Urban Morphology and Rehabilitation of Historic Sites; and Green Infrastructure/Restoration of degraded areas.
The Arq.Futuro Cities Laboratory launches a course focused on urban development
Romano Guerra Editora and Galeria Gomide&Co are launching the book Três casas: estratégias de projeto (Three Houses: Design Strategies). The publication explores the design methodologies of three contemporary architecture firms—Pezo von Ellrichshausen, Ryue Nishizawa, and Aires Mateus—to understand each architect's modus operandi through experimental houses: the Poli House (Coliumo Peninsula, Chile, 2005), the Moriyama House (Tokyo, Japan, 2005), and the House in Coruche (Portugal, 2007). These projects point toward an expansion of the architectural lexicon that transcends classical movements—such as modernism and postmodernism—by introducing new aspects: spatial neutrality, ambivalence in the design of boundaries, and the tensioning of abstract forms.
“Naturas: As I See It” opens at the Paço Imperial on September 9
Naturas: As I See It
International sustainable construction event will address topics that will also be featured at COP-28
INSURGENCIES: Experiences in Public Spaces is an event that brings together the 8th International Festival of Urban Interventions (FIIU) and the 5th Placemaking Latin America Meeting, aiming to promote citizen-led urbanism through the exchange of experiences among Latin American countries.
In a creative collaboration, the Brazilian furniture gallery Apartamento 61, together with Act.—a firm specializing in art consultancy and curatorial projects—and the design studio Palma, have joined forces to present the exhibition "A Casa de Alguém" [Someone’s House].
“Circuito Arte Búzios” reaches its 8th edition: September 1–3
The largest art festival in the state of Rio brings together 160 artists and galleries from various nationalities this year.
We are pleased to invite you to an exclusive in-person gathering that will bring together leading professionals and key figures in corporate and commercial architecture, real estate, facilities management, human resources, project management, turnkey solutions, and construction.
Freedom Forum to feature panel with experts on urban challenges and solutions
“Map Room” opens on November 7
The Instituto Cervantes presents an exhibition by Spanish artist Pablo Sycet at its Rio de Janeiro headquarters
The Growarq Intensive 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 on January 30, 31, and February 2, 2023, at 7:00 PM each day.
América Cupello, Andréa Facchini, Antônia Philippsen, Carlota Philippsen, Clarisse Tarran, Claudia Watkins, Ecila Huste, Edineusa Bezerril, Esther Barki, Grasi Fernasky, Lia do Rio, Maria Pitú, Monica Barki, and Pérola Bonfanti make up the "team" assembled by Paulo Branquinho for the group exhibition "Elas" (Them/Women). The show marks the July 8th reopening of the gallery bearing the producer's name, which had been closed since the pandemic. The feminine universe is represented by these 14 artists, who will present their work through a variety of styles and techniques. Drawing from distinct visual languages, they initiate a dialogue on diversity through paintings, photographs, objects, and installations.
We are continuing the discussions regarding two relatively recent heritage typologies that require greater attention in contemporary times: modern and industrial heritage. The goal is to foster dialogue between modernity and the industrial production that utilized new materials, construction systems, and architectural works that defined this era. These works must be constantly remembered, as they unfortunately suffer from ongoing alterations or even demolition due to a lack of recognition as heritage assets by much of society.
This event will feature various papers on different perspectives of simulation applied to performance analysis across a wide range of building types, fostering a rich debate on the present and future of this resource.