Discover the 30 Nominees for the 2021 CAU/DF Seal - Brasília Architecture
In this edition, in addition to the superquadra blocks, public and private schools participated. The public—building managers, condominium administrators, residents, and other interested parties—was also able to submit nominations online. All nominations were reviewed by the CAU/DF Temporary Heritage Commission between August and early November, resulting in the selection of 30 buildings that stood out for their historical value, the well-maintained state of their facades, outdoor areas, pilotis, and other analytical criteria.
transparencies and depths How was the lighting design for the 34th Bienal developed? Light is something we see all the time, yet little is commonly known about what happens in practice. This course aims to address key issues in lighting design through the illumination of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo: Faz escuro mas eu canto.
The Urbanism in Bahia Seminar - urbBA[21], in its 11th edition, proposes a discussion on the city and care.
The Urbanism in Bahia Seminar - urbBA[21], organized by the Lugar Comum Research Group (UFBA), proposes a discussion on the city and care in its 11th edition.
The Architecture and Urbanism Week is a non-profit event organized by the Architecture and Urbanism Academic Directory at PUC Minas. Held annually, the event is currently part of the university's second-semester academic calendar. Its primary objective is to highlight topics of regional and global relevance through lectures, workshops, and activities. By welcoming students from PUC Minas and other universities, as well as industry professionals, the event fosters an exchange of experiences among participants. Since 1996, the PUC Minas Architecture and Urbanism Weeks have stood out in the local scene as artistic and cultural events. Beyond architectural discussions, they host debates with social and political movements, meetings with renowned and street artists, exchanges with leading professionals, and a variety of workshops and activities.
We present two new publications on the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, edited by Dietrich Neumann with David Caralt. The editors have rigorously collected, selected, and curated the voices of researchers and artists into two volumes that will serve as essential reference books for anyone interested in the Pavilion and modern architecture.
The IABsp has opened the Call for Insurgent Productions for the 13th International Architecture Biennial of São Paulo. Submissions for the Open Call for Entries can be made until December 15 via the 13th Biennial website.
The Triennale is seeking proposals for self-funded projects that engage with the core programming of its 6th edition, to be held in 2022. These projects should showcase the independent and diverse production essential to the city's vibrant cultural mechanisms and demonstrate an interest in the lively debate surrounding architecture.
Arquinema Colectivo, a space for dissemination and exchange that champions the relationship between architecture and cinema, is partnering with Cine Universitario throughout the month of November to present a series of eight films.
Arquitectura en Corto invites you to the screening of 'The Divine Way' on November 30 at 7:00 PM at the CTAV headquarters (Colegio Territorial de Arquitectos de Valencia, C/Hernán Cortés, 6). The award-winning short film by director Ilaria di Carlo serves as a tribute to the staircase as an architectural element, exploring various classical and contemporary buildings located primarily in Berlin. It is both a conceptual and aesthetic journey.
Recognized for an architectural approach that places special emphasis on materials, the work of Matías Zegers has focused primarily on woodworking, earning him national and international recognition.
The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) announces the Spanish national premiere of the documentary Forested Future, directed by Petr Krejčí. The screening will take place on November 6, 2025, at Cinemas Girona in Barcelona, as part of the Barcelona International Architecture Film Festival (BARQ). The film follows the individuals and communities whose lives are intertwined with trees, finding hope in the traditions of harmonious forest management and the regenerative power of nature.
The School of Design at Universidad Diego Portales is pleased to invite you to the opening of session 2 of the project "Contemporary Design Discussions: Projections," a space for meeting, reflection, and forward-thinking regarding contemporary design practices.