Santiago: The Latest Architecture and News

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This Wednesday, August 12, the talk "Urban Challenges Amid the Water Crisis" will be held, organized by the Technology and Sustainability and Energy Committees of the Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile.

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The Wind Pavilion is a space covered by over 500 square meters of lightweight fabric that moves in response to wind generated by various fans, controlled by an Arduino digital system.

"Luz en movimiento" is a workshop designed to expand the artistic and professional horizons of visual artists, designers, advertisers, and musicians through the creation of audiovisual content using Modul8. The workshop also includes an introduction to Madmapper software.

With a focus on dialogue and civic reflection, Santiago, Chile, will host the fifth edition of the urban intervention festival "100 en 1 día". Against the backdrop of recent social unrest, the urban space spanning the six blocks between the La Moneda Palace and Parque Almagro will be transformed on Saturday, February 15, by various collectives and individuals who will host a series of performances and activities in the public realm.

What does the home mean to each Chilean? Pablo Brugnoli, Francisco Díaz, and Amarí Peliowski present 'Chilean House. Domestic Images' at the Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda in Santiago, Chile. The exhibition features over 100 examples exploring the various ways of inhabiting the country.

The School of History is organizing the colloquium "Infrastructure, Transport, and the City: New Topics in Urban History."

The Museum of Contemporary Art invites you to the discussion Plaza de la Dignidad: Places Resignified by Mobilization, to be held on Saturday, January 11, at 6:00 PM in front of the MAC Parque Forestal.

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As part of the 2019 International Festival of Social Innovation (fiiS), ArchDaily and fiiS will host a public panel discussion in Santiago, Chile, on Saturday, December 7, titled "Cities After the Social Crisis in Chile." The event will feature the following architects:

Sound, visual, and architectural interventions, panel discussions, and lectures—among other actions taking place across three spaces at the Persa Víctor Manuel—will seek to address the current demands fueling the country’s ongoing mobilization. This is part of the fourth edition of Estrategias Oblicuas (Oblique Strategies), an event that uses interdisciplinary intersections to contemplate, reflect upon, discuss, and report on the social uprising currently unfolding in Chile.

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This event aims to create a space for debate and reflection on the relationship between gender, public policy, and women's right to the city.