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The new Diploma in Landscape Design: "Strategies for the Integrated Design of Urban and Rural Landscapes in the Southern Austral Region" is now accepting applications for the second semester of 2018.

How can one intervene in a neutral space to create a place that evokes emotion? In what way does an ethereal material like light generate meaning? Art installations—understood as contemporary practices of spatial transformation—seek to place the viewer within a system of new aesthetic and symbolic experiences. Light Art is a field of art that explores the capacity of light as a material for creative expression, both experimentally and theoretically.

The Andes Workshop is a collaborative workshop for students and faculty from around the world. Founded in 2017, it will once again be led by Chilean architects Cazú Zegers + Grupo Talca, Rodrigo Sheward, and Martin del Solar.

"Second International Seminar on Material Culture"

The First CASUS Seminar | Sustainability in the Built Environment is a free, open event where key industry-linked organizations, such as Construye Solar, the UC Wood Innovation Center, and SymbiosisARQ, will share their expertise and offer new perspectives on the challenges the built environment must address to achieve sustainability.

NODO is an initiative organized by student councils from various architecture schools in Santiago, fostering connections between universities through discussions, lectures, and exhibitions. Our focus is on collaborative and strategic work to develop cross-disciplinary opportunities that address contemporary discourse. The event will feature participation from the following universities: UCH, UNAB, PUC, USS, U MAYOR, UTEM, USACH, UDP, and UCEN.

As part of the meetings promoted by the Ibero-American Network for Earthen Architecture and Construction (PROTERRA), and with the goal of disseminating knowledge about earthen architecture in Latin America, we invite you to join us for a discussion on:

The Technological Center for Construction Innovation (CTeC), in collaboration with the Technological Development Corporation (CDT), invites you to the International Seminar: Innovating Construction, taking place on November 21 and 22 at the Chilean Chamber of Construction (CChC) auditorium.

The Diploma in Architecture and Cultural Self-Management seeks to explore, from a design perspective, fields of disciplinary practice that position architecture as an agent of cultural, social, territorial, and spatial transformation. By providing experiences and tools, the program enables participants to identify a field of action—and a toolkit—for developing projects at the intersection of architecture, community development, cultural management, and content production across various exhibition formats and media.

Panel discussion on the scope of the new Road Coexistence Law. Participants include: Carlos Melo, Director of the Center for Engineering and Public Policy at Universidad San Sebastián; Matías Salazar, Road Safety Manager at Mutual de Seguridad; and Daniela Suau, specialized journalist at Muévete, New Indie.

Architect and documentarian Cristóbal Vicente will deliver the lecture "Tierra del Fuego: An Experience of the Vast" as part of the Arquitectura de Selección series organized by the School of Architecture at Finis Terrae University.

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An architect dedicated to the visibility of women in our discipline, an architect working on the integration of technologies, an architect involved in research and dissemination, and an architect who integrates graphic and industrial design into their practice will be the guests for the second session of the project X FORMAS DE HACER ARQUITECTURA, taking place in the heart of Santiago next Thursday, September 27, at 7:00 PM at AriztiaLAB.

Known simply as XFORMAS, this is the latest session of the project led by Fabiola González and Yair Estay (TALLER25) alongside Nicolás Valencia (ArchDaily). "Today, architecture is an idealized profession, completely disconnected from the constant changes in society and the labor market," the organizers state. "Consequently, XFORMAS emerges as a space for discussion and for highlighting new ways of practicing architecture," they add.

"The Minimum dwelling and the project of the city" | Martino Tattara: DOGMA
Tuesday, October 23, 7:00 PM

Book Presentation: "Emilio Duhart. Elaboración de un espacio urbano moderno: Ciudad Universitaria de Concepción" by Cristian Berríos.

As part of the elective course "Architectural Modes of Production: Diffusion and Criticism" and in celebration of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Charles Jencks Award, architect and Pritzker Prize laureate Alejandro Aravena will publicly present the keynote lecture he delivered during the private ceremony in London on October 15, 2018.

Barrio Italia has become an opportunity to propose projects that address architecture through a contextual lens, blurring the lines between technical, conceptual, and urban aspects while treating the physical environment as a foundation for the work. With this perspective in mind, the School of Architecture at Universidad Finis Terrae will host the Urban Traverse: “Barrio Italia: Contextual Architecture in a Gentrifying Neighborhood.” The tour will run from Caupolicán to Av. Condell, visiting sites such as Estación Italia and Maison Italia, and will be led by Camilo Oliva, an architect and professor at Universidad Finis Terrae.

Taking on the challenge of equity and sustainability, ethical banking in Chile, through Doble Impacto, is actively seeking institutions that meet the criteria for evaluation and the requirements to join its financing system. A central focus will be on companies working in housing and urban regeneration; consequently, a series of talks will be held throughout July in the regions of Valparaíso, Concepción, Coquimbo, and Rancagua.

The #ChileLagosLimpios International Seminar will take place on May 31 at the city's cultural center. Three North American experts in environmental planning will present the successful sustainable development experience of Lake Tahoe, which was established in the late 1960s.