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Architecture and Blindness Workshop

PENSARQ_ will open a dialogue on architecture, visual impairment, and cultural spaces through a series of workshops at the Museo Cabañas, an activity supported by the Proyecta 2021 grant from the Jalisco Ministry of Culture.

Reconstruction of housing and social fabric

Virtual Conference
Housing Reconstruction and Social Fabric
Presented by Carlos Estrada Casarín

"RESONANCES" by Kenji Kishi

PENSARQ_ kicks off its 2022 programming with “RESONANCIAS” (Resonances) — music through space — a talk and sound performance led by Kenji Kishi, winner of the Ariel Award for sound design on the film “Los Lobos.”

Mini Architects

“MINI ARQUIS”

Pilgrim's Route Journey

The Ruta del Peregrino is a path with over 200 years of tradition.

Wine Architecture

Pensarq_ invites you to the lecture:

Imagining the landscape

IMAGINING THE LANDSCAPE

Design Today

Design Today is an event featuring talks and workshops on the current state of design, covering emerging theories, disciplinary issues, and recent practices and themes, all presented by national and international design figures. The event focuses on a broad, inclusive, experimental, and critical design practice.

Co-Lessons with Rozana Montiel

Co-Lections

Architecture and the City: From the Individual to the Collective

How is it that most of us have decided to live in cities?
Why are there so few records of hermits in history?
To whom does architecture respond?

CARDINAL: Exploring other latitudes of Mexican architecture

TAQ Arquitectura, through its cultural project PENSARQ_, invites you to the event:

BKT Furniture - Publication 002 Presentation

We are pleased to present our latest publication, an editorial piece created to connect with friends and colleagues and share our recent findings and developments in urban furniture.

Course: "Complements for Developing Architectural Projects"

    PK arquitectos invites the professional and student community of the Guadalajara architectural scene to the course "Complements for Developing Architectural Projects | Practical Lessons for Working Less and Achieving More," taught by architect Patricia Coracides.

    Ayotzinapa: A Cartography of Violence

    Forensic Architecture (FA) is a research agency based at Goldsmiths, University of London. They conduct advanced architectural and media investigations on behalf of international human rights organizations, as well as political and environmental justice groups.
    Forensic architecture is also an emerging academic field developed at Goldsmiths that concerns the production and presentation of architectural evidence, such as buildings, urban environments, and their media representations.

    ArpaFIL Tribute 2018

      ArpaFIL is a gathering focused on architecture, heritage, and the arts, held annually since 1995 as part of the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL). Since its inception, it has served as a forum where specialists and masters of architecture gather to promote, disseminate, share, and debate ideas with emerging professionals and the general public.

      Place, material, and belonging: Reyes Ríos + Larraín Architects.

        Joining us from Mérida, Reyes Ríos + Larraín Arquitectos is a design studio based in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico, founded by architect Salvador Reyes Ríos and restorer and landscape designer Josefina Larraín Lagos. Since 2000, the firm has dedicated itself to design and intervention projects involving historic haciendas, mansions, buildings, and heritage sites across various scales. Their new construction and restoration work is distinguished by its local and contemporary character, encompassing an integrated approach to architectural and interior design, furniture, landscaping, and construction management. The book Lugar, Materia y Pertenencia, published in two editions by Arquine in 2017, is the first monograph on their 20 years of work in Yucatán and other parts of Mexico.

        Architecture is a place

        Architecture is a Place

        Permanent Raw Construction

          Vivian Abenshushan (Mexico City, 1972) is a writer, editor, and independent cultural agent.

          In recent years, her practice—both individual and collective—has focused on exploring aesthetic and discursive strategies that confront the processes of contemporary capitalism and its structures of cultural production, as well as the relationships between art and political action, community processes, interdisciplinary intersections, and experimental writing practices.