The Bronx neighborhood, located a few blocks from the country's most important square and the presidential residence, was until mid-2016 the most dangerous street in the city. Since then, the Bogotá Mayor's Office has managed the partial plan for the neighborhood's renovation to convert it into Bogotá's creative district.
This edition of the Bauhaus Wednesday cycle at the Leopoldo Rother Architecture Museum (MALR) presents the lecture "Modular Typography," led by Sebastián Castellanos and Jason Guzmán of BastardaType.
Bogotá-based firm Alejandro Rogelis Arquitectura has won first place in the design competition for the future Centro Felicidad (CEFE) in the Chapinero district. Located at the corner of Calle 82 and Carrera 11, the project sits in one of the city's most commercially valuable sectors, right at the transition between the dense urban retail of Zona Rosa and the residential area of the highly valued El Retiro neighborhood.
For over 10 years, residents of the San German neighborhood have developed various public space and infrastructure improvement projects that have enabled them to enhance their living conditions. To promote social and cultural community improvement projects, the San German community, in partnership with various organizations, is organizing the 3rd Workshop on Emerging Architecture and Urbanism. This workshop serves as a space focused on the exchange of knowledge among neighborhood residents, students, professionals, and anyone interested in participating in the construction of various projects through collaborative processes.
2016 Pritzker Prize laureate Alejandro Aravena and Rahul Mehrotra will participate in the International Urban Development Forum in Bogotá, held as part of the XV Expoconstrucción y Expodiseño 2019.
The Brazilian firm Vigliecca & Associados, led by Uruguayan architect Héctor Vigliecca, in partnership with the Colombian firm Ensamble de Arquitectura Integral and architect Luis Fique, has been named the winner of a competition organized by Compensar, a Colombian social welfare organization, in collaboration with the Universidad de los Andes for social housing in Bogotá. Discover the winning proposal below.
More than 900 new products and the latest trends in flooring, wall coverings, and bathrooms will be presented at the most important exhibition of 2019. One of the most anticipated events for architects, interior designers, engineers, builders, and enthusiasts of fashion and innovation will take place in the Colombian capital: the presentation of DECORCERAMICA's latest collection, Infinita 2019. During the launch event and showroom, more than 900 new products will be on display. This annual platform is unique in the country and stands out for its large-scale installation, which offers the same spaciousness and comfort as the Experience Zones at DECORCERAMICA Remodeling Centers.