Presentation of the XXI Architecture and Urbanism Biennial catalog. This five-booklet publication collectively includes the curatorial narrative, a record of activities in the Barrio Franklin, photographs of the four cities where the event will take place, conversations with Andrés Jaque and Enrique Walker, an interview with current National Prize recipient Miguel Lawner, interviews with international guests, and the results of the various open calls.
Presentation of the work of Rama Estudio (Ecuador) at the XXI Chile Architecture Biennial, led by its three founding architects: Carolina Rodas, Carla Chávez, and Felipe Donoso.
The tenth edition of the Construverde International Forum & Expo on Sustainable Design and Construction, themed "The Sustainable Business Revolution," presents an engaging agenda covering the circular economy, organizational sustainability, energy transition, green finance, health and well-being, technology, and innovation. These cutting-edge trends are transforming the construction industry to advance toward sustainable, low-carbon urban development that is resilient to the effects of climate change.
Víctor Manuel Street, between Bio Bío and Placer, will be closed to traffic as the XXI Chile Architecture Biennial (Open Architecture Fair) brings its activity and exhibition carts out into the street.
This masterclass is divided into a theoretical session and a practical workshop focused on vertical gardens, combined with outdoor ornamental plants. Upon completion, one of the plant totems created during the session will be raffled off among the attendees.
La Ruta Solar is organizing the third edition of Expo Construye Solar in Chile, a project in which various universities across the country present full-scale prototypes of sustainable social housing to promote environmental awareness.
Congreso Parques is an international congress organized in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Sports of the Province of Salta and the organization Parques de México. This event will bring together public officials, technicians, academics, students, housing developers, civil society organizations, and equipment suppliers to elevate the discourse on public space in our communities and boost the urban park and recreation industry in Latin America. Over the course of three days, an attendance of 1,200 people is expected. The program will feature keynote addresses, over 30 educational sessions, 10 workshops, and a trade show with more than 50 industry companies, featuring over 100 speakers from more than 15 countries.
As part of the 2019 Chile Architecture Biennale, Feria Libre, the panel "How to Survive as an Independent Architect" will take place on October 10 at 2:00 PM. Organized by the Young Architects Committee of the College of Architects, the discussion will address how to work independently, survive, and maintain the necessary balance to develop an emerging practice.
The UC Institute of Urban and Territorial Studies and the Center for Sustainable Urban Development (CEDEUS) invite you to attend the discussion "Dialogues for Urban Equity," featuring guest Claudia Hernández, President of the Villa Marta Brunet Neighborhood Association (Bajos de Mena, Puente Alto).
The first session will feature architect Fuensanta Nieto of the firm Nieto Sobejano, the designer behind the innovative project showcased in the documentary to be screened.
Distendidos, the architecture talk series in Rosario, returns with a new format.
Keynote Lecture: "Seismic Isolators," presented by Ph.D. Eng. Víctor Zayas at the CAP Auditorium in Lima.
In collaboration, CityMakers and ArchDaily are issuing a final call to apply for one of the 50% tuition-free scholarships to participate in the Barcelona CityMakers Lab 2019. This experience, focused on city-making, learning, and networking, promotes the transformation of cities and territories by connecting professionals from around the world in the "mecca" of urbanism, allowing them to explore practices in global projection, mobility, the built environment, economy, and governance, and to inspire change within their own communities.
The Ministry of Education of Ecuador, through the New Educational Infrastructure Project Management Office, is implementing the "Support for Quality and Inclusion in the Ecuadorian Education Sector" program, funded by the French Development Agency.
Mundaneum is the most prestigious traveling forum in Latin America, enabling students, professionals, and architecture enthusiasts to connect with renowned designers and thinkers from around the world. The event aims to enrich students, architects, and society at large by exploring how to envision a global world defined by change and new perspectives. Throughout its extensive history, Mundaneum has traveled through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Argentina, Panama, El Salvador, and Grenada, and is now arriving in Mendoza, Argentina.
The Ministry of Education of Ecuador, through the New Educational Infrastructure Project Management office, is implementing the "Support for the Quality and Inclusion of the Ecuadorian Education Sector" program, funded by the French Development Agency.
The Ministry of Education of Ecuador, through the New Educational Infrastructure Project Management office, is currently executing the "Support for the Quality and Inclusion of the Ecuadorian Educational Sector" program, funded by the French Development Agency.