transparencies and depths
How was the lighting design for the 34th Bienal developed? Light is something we see all the time, yet little is commonly known about what happens in practice. This course aims to address key issues in lighting design through the illumination of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo: Faz escuro mas eu canto.
The UNEB Urbanism Week is an annual event organized by the students and faculty of the Bachelor’s degree program in Urbanism—the only one of its kind in Brazil—offering participants the opportunity to attend, engage in dialogue, and debate topics relevant to contemporary urban issues. Its objective is to provide students, social movements, and experts in the fields of urbanism and urban-territorial planning, as well as scholars from cross-disciplinary areas, with a space to deepen and systematize their understanding of the urban phenomenon. In this year’s edition, we will take an introspective look at the 20 years since the enactment of the City Statute, examining its benefits and legal contradictions through the lens of the structural inequalities in Brazilian society regarding race, gender, class, sexual diversity, and more.
Meetings with architects from cities with IAB chapters in the interior and coastal regions of São Paulo.
Discussion topics:
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The Urbanism in Bahia Seminar - urbBA[21], organized by the Lugar Comum Research Group (UFBA), proposes a discussion on the city and care in its 11th edition.
Live Stream: Jury Announcement for the IABsp 2021 Awards - Centennial Edition.
