This year, we are gathering in San Juan, Argentina, from October 14 to 21, under the theme "Resilience - Territories and Challenges." Architecture students from across Latin America will congregate to share knowledge, ideas, and experiences that enrich their lives and academic training.
We invite you to the launch events and a conversation with the editor, Marcelo Mari:
Following ten years of research, the book “A música e os músicos em Tempos de Intolerância: o Holocausto” (Music and Musicians in Times of Intolerance: The Holocaust), published by Rio Books and written by historian Silvia Lerner, will be launched this October in three capital cities: São Paulo, Curitiba, and Rio de Janeiro. This unprecedented publication—the first of its kind in Brazil—examines the music produced during the Holocaust in ghettos, concentration camps, extermination camps, and the forests where Jewish partisans hid.
Next Saturday, October 28, at 7:00 PM, a conversation will be held between curator Fernanda Lopes and artists Andro Silva, Atelier Sanitário (Daniel Murgel and Leandro Barboza), Hugo Houayek, Natália Quinderé (Seis gentes dançam no museu), and Rafael Alonso at Galeria Athena. The event is part of the exhibition "O que há de música em você," which has just been extended until December 2, 2023, due to popular demand. The conversation is free and open to the public.
The second edition of the International Architecture and Urbanism Biennial returns as an in-person event, taking place in the historic centers of Lima and Callao.
The Latin American Meeting of Architecture Students (ELEA) has served, across thirty-three in-person and one virtual edition, as an annual space to bring together hundreds of architecture students and young professionals from across Latin America. It provides a platform for different generations to exchange experiences and knowledge, and to build networks through exhibition, dialogue, and action within the field of architecture—and even in areas not commonly recognized as part of the discipline.
At Comunal, we believe it is essential to engage in dialogue, exchange ideas, and reflect critically on how we produce our habitat, while recognizing participation as a collective right and an ethical-political stance.
“Duo Linear”
José Marinho's space at Casa Design Rio 2023
The Arq.Futuro Cities Laboratory launches a course focused on urban development
The Latin American Master in Architecture program at the Universidad del Bío-Bío is presenting an exhibition of design theses from its first graduating class at the Exhibition Hall of the Concepción Architects' Association. These design theses represent the final project for the Master's degree, combining theoretical development with a design exercise.
“A Casa é Nossa”
Exhibition featuring over 20 artists celebrates the opening of Sala Partisan, a new space dedicated to art in Lapa
ARQUISUR is an association of public schools and faculties of architecture in South America aimed at building an expanded academic space for educational, scientific, technological, and cultural cooperation within the field of architecture. Since its founding in 1992, ARQUISUR has been deeply rooted in university reformist thought, driving initiatives to promote essential university missions: teaching, research, and outreach.
Mariana Bunn, of Mariana Bunn Arquitetura e Acessibilidade, will be in conversation with Fernando Perea this coming Sunday, October 8, as part of her series, "Accessibility from North to South: All the Voices of Brazil."
The Ruta del Peregrino is a path with over 200 years of tradition.
The Instituto de Pós-graduação e Graduação (IPOG) is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the Master in Neuroarchitecture specialization course in Belo Horizonte, a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and architecture.
The 18th Brazilian Systems Congress will present the theme "Systems in Conversation," which aims to foster interaction among the various research groups associated with systems and cybernetic thinking in Brazil. These interactions will facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences, with the goal of mapping and understanding the output of these groups.
As part of her series, "Accessibility from North to South: All the Voices of Brazil," Mariana Bunn of Mariana Bunn Architecture and Accessibility will host a conversation with Igor Zucchi this coming Sunday, October 1st.
Thirty guests, extensive dialogue, and a wealth of learning—now, it is time for Mariana Bunn, host of the live series Accessibility from North to South: All the Voices of Brazil, to share her personal journey with accessibility.