In an increasingly globalized and competitive world, Mexican architects must learn to adapt their business models and become agile entrepreneurs. This means developing the capacity to exceed client expectations, build high-performance teams, differentiate themselves, and forge the commercial connections necessary to create high-design projects with ecological, economic, and social potential.
Laying the cards on the table. In other words, bringing to light a purpose or opinion that was kept hidden; that is, making things clear. This is what the letters from these Peruvian architects do, as they express their feelings and expectations regarding the newly elected mayor’s office. After the silence of the previous mayor, we have not lost hope for a dialogue toward a beautiful Lima.
In the context of architecture and urbanism, design competitions are academic and/or professional contests that involve developing an architectural proposal based on specific requirements defined by organizers in a brief, which is carefully planned and prepared for each theme.
Render Training is a professional development program designed to help you build skills in architectural visualization, product visualization, and 3D design. The tools we will use throughout the process are designed to streamline your workflow, enabling you to achieve stunning, high-impact results.
A Must-attend event for the building industry
Building Green CPH is the Nordic region's largest and most influential event focused on sustainability in the built environment. This is where the industry comes together to drive the transition towards a more sustainable future and create important dialogue across the entire value chain.
The Capital City of Podgorica announces the Competition for the Conceptual Design for the Revitalization of the "Gorica Forest Park" Natural Monument in Podgorica.
Beyond the Mall: Rethinking Retail Landscapes as Urban Public Space
Retroversions. Szczecin’s New, Very Old Podzamcze
Buildner’s Unbuilt Award 2026, celebrating its third edition, honors the boundless creativity and visionary spirit of architecture. The competition shines a spotlight on the significance of unrealized designs, celebrating bold ideas and imaginative visions that, even without being built, capture the essence of innovation and exploration. It offers a global stage for architects and designers to showcase their most daring concepts, challenge conventional thinking, and inspire the future of the built environment.
Egypt's first and biggest platform celebrating creative talent - now in its 8th edition. CDA continues to honor designers shaping the future of architecture, interiors, fashion, visuals and products.
I. M. Pei and the Making of the Museum of Islamic Art: From Square to Octagon and Octagon to Circle, jointly organised by the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) and the future Art Mill Museum (AMM), is an in-depth exploration of his design for one of Doha's most celebrated landmarks. Opening to the public on 30 October 2025, together with I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture, the exhibitions will offer an unprecedented dual perspective on the internationally acclaimed architect.
I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture, presented in collaboration with M+ Hong Kong, at Al Riwaq, is the first full-scale retrospective of Pei's seven-decade career. Opening to the public on 30 October 2025, together with I. M. Pei and the Making of the Museum of Islamic Art: From Square to Octagon and Octagon to Circle, the exhibitions will offer an unprecedented dual perspective on the internationally acclaimed architect.
Under the title Sent l'Arquitectura – Feel the Architecture – the sixteenth edition of 48h Open House Barcelona invites everyone to reflect on their sensory experience of space. For one weekend only, the most important architecture festival in the Barcelona metropolitan area once again opens doors that are usually closed, and more importantly, opens conversations about how we inhabit, perceive and transform the spaces around us.
Open House Valencia returns for its seventh edition from 24 to 26 October, opening the doors of more than seventy buildings across the city and beyond. The programme will feature around twenty urban tours and a wide range of activities, including talks, technical visits, workshops, exhibitions, and cultural activities for all audiences. For the first time, the festival will expand beyond the city itself, with several guest municipalities joining the initiative and contributing their own itineraries, helping to broaden the event's regional reach.
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
29 — 31 / OCT
Curated by Filipa Ramos
How Heavy is a City? This question instigates a three-year research project into the complex set of transformations of both the city and its backdrop, revealing a new figure in the making with a magnitude of planetary dimensions. To make sense of these transformations and sort out the underlying agencies, a re-assembly of architecture and what it means to build a collective environment is required.
The SOAS Gallery and the Shapoorji Pallonji Institute of Zoroastrian Studies presents a new major solo exhibition of Karl Singporewala's sculptural interpretations of Zoroastrian symbolism. The exhibition features large-scale architectural installations and new and past models, maquettes and artworks from his catalogue which explore his heritage through art and architectural form. It will also showcase historic objects on loan from cultural institutions and private collectors.