The urban space multiplies its elements in variety, stimulating interfaces with other areas of human knowledge, inter-, multi-, and transdisciplinary studies, in which different interests and complexities circulate. Source: PPGPROCIDADE
The 3rd National Seminar "Thinking the Project, Thinking the City" (Pensando o Projeto, Pensando a Cidade), taking place from November 28 to 30, 2022, and organized by the Graduate Program in Project and City (PPGPROCIDADE), seeks to reflect on the disciplinary field. The event aims to explore various subjects, issues, opportunities for dialogue, potential solutions, and the challenges inherent to contemporary research in architecture and urbanism.
Seminar: REVIVER CENTRO: A New Real Estate Vector in BH • AsBEA-MG Opening • Lecture 1 - Reviver Centro Washington Fajardo, Architect and Urban Planner | Harvard GSD Loeb Fellow In this lecture, Fajardo will share their experience as the creator and executor of the Reviver Rio project. • Lecture 2 - Possible Urban Redevelopments Raul Juste Lores, journalist and writer specializing in architecture. Lores served as a correspondent for Folha in Washington, New York, and Beijing, and for Veja in Buenos Aires. They were also the Market editor at Folha, a presenter for the news program "Jornal da Cultura" on TV Cultura, and a 2012 Eisenhower Foundation fellow in urbanism and digital innovation. • Sponsor Space
2022-1 Inaugural Lecture. Image Credits: Belas Artes
The Professional Master’s Program in Architecture, Urbanism, and Design at Belas Artes cordially invites you to the Inaugural Lecture, to be delivered by Prof. Dr. José Tavares Correia de Lira (FAUUSP): Production Studies and the Historiography of Architecture (and Design)
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Contemporary Subject: Joana Sanches in conversation with José Sterza Justo. Watercolor: Roberto Bertoncini. Graphic Production: Leandro Mendes
The Sexta no Galpão festival aims to address themes related to culture, art, cities, and contemporary ways of being and living, fostering encounters between experts from various fields to debate among themselves and with the public.
Registration for the online postgraduate program in Landscape Architecture - PUCMinas
The "Landscape Architecture" specialization aims to train specialists committed to landscape planning and intervention from an interdisciplinary perspective, considering environmental, social, and cultural issues. The program has the potential to attract a nationwide audience due to the contemporary discourse on landscape, the need to update concepts—expanding the functional aspect of the landscape—and the broadening of perspectives through methodological practices aimed at long-term urban sustainability, resilience, and responses to urban ecosystem services. The online format facilitates reaching a more diverse audience, targeting independent professionals or those employed by private companies, public agencies, or non-governmental organizations who hold an undergraduate degree.
On Wednesday, November 23, starting at 9:00 AM, Estácio will host a meeting with government officials, business leaders, merchants, and others interested in initiatives to revitalize downtown Rio de Janeiro. Hosted at the MAR (Rio Art Museum) in Praça Mauá, the Transforma Rio event is free and open to the public. It will feature Mayor Eduardo Paes and other guests who will discuss key aspects of urban revitalization. The full program and registration details are available on the Transforma Rio website.
The online launch debate will be held on April 8th
Romano Guerra Editora, Pistache Editorial, and the Instituto Brasiliana are launching the book "Cidade, Gênero e Infância" (City, Gender, and Childhood), edited by Rodrigo Mindlin Loeb and Ana Gabriela Godinho Lima. Focused on a fundamental societal commitment—ensuring the healthy development of young children—the publication aims to become a reference for architects, urban planners, and professionals across various fields who work in urban territories and promote development and empowerment for women and children.
At the beginning of the 20th century, a bomb exploded at 2 Rua Helvetia, in downtown São Paulo. This occurred during the 1924 Paulista Revolution, also known as "the revolution that São Paulo forgot": a tenentista uprising harshly suppressed by government-loyal troops. After 23 days of bombardment that primarily affected the civilian population, newspapers celebrated the victory of legality and the crushing of the revolution. A century later, under the justification of maintaining that same legality, many other bombs—both real and symbolic—have exploded over that same territory, impacting the most vulnerable above all.
Various initiatives have been promoted by public authorities aimed at the recovery of São Paulo's central area, whether focusing on buildings, seeking ways to encourage private investment in the restoration of underutilized or vacant properties, or focusing on open public spaces, such as the squares remaining from road interventions that are the subject of an international public competition.
Belas Artes Shopping Cidade Jardim campus. Photo: Courtesy of the institution
On September 6th, Belas Artes is hosting the Belas Artes Design Week. The initiative takes place during DW! São Paulo Design Weekend, the largest design festival in Latin America, and will bring together professionals and companies from various fields within architecture and design to discuss innovation, creativity, art, and entrepreneurship in Brazilian design.
Open School at the Warehouse: Music - Bruno Sanches in conversation with Ivan Vilela. Art: Roberto Bertoncini. Graphic Production: Leandro Mendes
The "Contemporary Dialogues in the Interior of São Paulo" festival aims to address topics related to culture, art, cities, and contemporary ways of being and living, fostering encounters between experts in specific fields of knowledge to debate among themselves and with the public. In 2022, eight free digital meetings will be held under the theme:
Promotional image for Recorte Magazine. Photo by Rodrigo Lins
On Friday, March 11, the launch of Recorte will take place in São Paulo. The magazine, focused on design and creativity, is produced, edited, and funded by a community of designers, illustrators, and creative industry professionals.
Gigi Arruda is the creator of the first Revit template for comprehensive interior design projects: the Ideal Revit Template for Interiors, better known as #templategigiarruda. A specialist in BIM interior design and an interior designer, Arruda develops templates for both Brazilian and international firms.
Art, harmony, and construction: a new architecture book lists 16 steps to create spectacular buildings. From aesthetic reflections to detail-rich projects, the work is a theoretical-practical manual being launched in Curitiba and São Paulo. Architecture happens at the intersection of aesthetics and construction; in the delicate balance between art and engineering. Every architectural decision reflects a specific period, a sense of belonging, and a constant invitation to go beyond what already exists.
Marisa Bentivegna, creator of the new EAD Sesc Digital course / Photo by Ricardo Ferreira
“Stage Lighting,” the new course from EAD Sesc Digital, will be open to the public starting August 31, featuring content developed by Marisa Bentivegna across a series of six video lessons.
On Friday, September 16, the first debate on the war in Ukraine will take place, centered on the book ENSAIOS SOBRE A GUERRA Rússia Ucrânia (Essays on the Russia-Ukraine War), currently in production by the independent Brazilian publisher Kinoruss. The event is open to the public and will be held at the Galpão Comum space in São Paulo. It will feature Svetlana Ruseishvili (UFSCar), who contributed one of the book's essays, alongside organizers Bruno Gomide (FFLCH-USP) and Neide Jallageas (Kinoruss).