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Architects: Poggione + Biondi Arquitectos
- Area: 440 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Casa Rosselló, Decor Center






The 2019 International Social Workshop (TSI) is being held as part of the Microcoast construction workshop in Máncora, the coastal tourism capital of the Piura region. It is organized by the Peruvian Organization of Architecture Students in collaboration with the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the National University of Piura, which is accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

On Thursday, May 31, the Workplace Design Conference, organized by the multinational 3g Smart Group in collaboration with ATREVIA, returns to Lima. The event will feature discussions on the importance of transforming workspaces and work environments "by and for people" in the new digital era, as well as their impact on society and the process of adapting to new technologies.

Join us on December 13 for the thesis defenses of the first graduating class of the Master’s in Architecture and Project Processes at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.

The event aims to elucidate the design processes employed by notable Latin American architects, with the goal of introducing students and faculty to the pedagogy of architectural design. Each invited architect will explain their approach to practice, focusing not only on creative processes but also on collaboration with their partners, through the presentation of a select number of projects. The event will feature two 20-minute lectures by Latin American architects, followed by a 30-minute panel discussion.

The International Congress of Architectural Research is a recently established academic initiative. Its primary objective is to promote the convergence of architects, urban planners, and students from Latin American schools and faculties, united by a shared awareness of the current importance of research in addressing the challenges facing the discipline and their implications for the development of our countries. The call for papers for the second Congress focuses on research projects centered on the theme: "Built Habitat and Sustainability in the Latin American Territory."

Good news: new spots have opened for TSL PERU 2018! The 15th Latin American Social Workshop for Architecture Students will be held in Chucuito, a small city within Puno, considered the folkloric capital of Peru and the Americas. The event will feature various academic and sociocultural activities that will connect Latin American architecture students with the richness and needs of the local reality. This engaging workshop will take place from March 22 to April 2; registration closes on January 31.

We invite you to join us on December 6th for the MAPP Symposium, hosted by the Master’s in Architecture and Project Processes at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. This experiential workshop will feature students from the program presenting their work from the past two years and sharing their experiences with attendees.

On Thursday, May 17, at 6:30 PM, the conference "New Mezzanine Design with Unconventional Finishes" will be held at the CAP Regional Auditorium in Lima. On Friday, May 18, at 9:00 AM, there will be a site visit to a project under construction.

The Latin American Symposium on Tensile Structures is the flagship event of the Latin American Tensile Structures Network (Tensored). This edition will be held at the "Ccoriwasi" Cultural Center of the Ricardo Palma University in Lima, Peru, on September 11, 12, and 13, 2018.

Watch Day is a World Monuments Fund event designed to engage the community in raising awareness about the risks and potential of the 25 sites worldwide added to the organization's Watch program every two years.

Pilcopata Bamboo Experience Camp - Workshop Peru 2018 | Join this group dedicated to promoting sustainable cities and communities, strengthening the Peruvian Amazon in collaboration with the local government of Kosñipata:

When you run into someone on the street you haven't seen in a while, the question arises: "How are you doing?" "How Are We Doing?" is a more inclusive approach that is less likely to discourage potential answers. If we ask the city, the question—and consequently the answer—would be just as inclusive. This is a highly recommended event to attend, as we are all, as citizens, part of the current situation and, now more than ever, part of the potential transformations for Lima.