We are in the final stage of the project "Built Memory: cataloging and digitization of collections at the Ingo Hering Memory Center"—a project sponsored by the Santa Catarina Foundation of Culture through the 2019 Elisabete Anderle Call for Cultural Stimulation, which enabled the processing, storage, and digital sharing of part of architect Hans Broos's collection.
Edumeet launches next Friday, December 4, at 4:00 PM CET. This shared space centered on education aims to transform the traditional academic conference into a hybrid, interactive, playful, and enriching experience.
From December 10 to 12, the first Sarañani! (Let's Walk!) Native Architectures of the World Festival will take place, featuring guests from Angola, Japan, Italy, Mexico, Bolivia, Portugal, and Peru. The event is organized by the Altiplano Foundation through its Sarañani! (Aymara for "Let's Walk") School of Conservation.
Image by Willy Drews - CPNAA Promotion and Communications Sub-directorate Design
The National Professional Council of Architecture and its Auxiliary Professions invites all architecture professionals to attend the book launch of "Pensamientos, palabras y obras" by architect Willy Drews Arango.
The National League of Architecture Students (LINEA México), an organization dedicated to creating activities that complement academic learning and bringing together students from 30 states and over 65 schools across the country, invites you to the 1st International Meeting on Computational Design, Digital Fabrication, and Technology Applied to Architecture, to be held from December 14 to 21, 2020.
The Arquitetas II Exhibition, organized at the University of Beira Interior (UBI) within the Integrated Master’s in Architecture program at the Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, seeks to highlight academic work produced for the History of Architecture III course, as well as the women architects studied within those projects.
Organized by the Mendoza Architects' Association, the 2020 Architecture Month has adopted a new format, adapting to current circumstances and their requirements while maintaining its core mission of disseminating knowledge for the growth of the sector.
Ricardo is a prominent Mexican architect who has served as a professor, speaker, and international juror. Originally from Veracruz, he holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami and a Master of Architectural Design from SCI-Arc in Los Angeles, California. He also participated in academic programs at L'École d'Architecture de Nancy in France and The Glasgow School of Art in the United Kingdom.
The panel will feature architect Dominic Papa, director and founder of Studio Woodroffe Papa, who brings over 27 years of experience in large-scale urban and architectural projects in the UK and abroad; and Anna Shapiro, associate partner at Sheppard Robson, an award-winning London-based firm responsible for a series of strategic urban projects covering housing, regeneration, biomedical and educational clusters, and a shift in focus toward retail-led integrated environments.
Lima Cómo Vamos, an institution with over a decade of experience, is calling for submissions of research and projects focused on our cities and their development. Selected research will be presented at the III Foro Ciudades Cómo Vamos, a platform for sharing approaches, evidence, and proposals with public authorities, private institutions, and the general public committed to improving the country’s cities and the quality of life of their inhabitants.
Call for entries poster. Credits: Carolina Novo Boza - Punto Colectivo
The year 2020 will remain a landmark in history and in our collective memory. Everything changed and continues to change; the pandemic revealed our fragility and vulnerability in a globalized world, where it took only a few months for COVID-19 to spread across much of the globe, upending the economies and politics of even the world's greatest powers.
Revista MAPA is an annual publication edited by the Latin American Coordinator of Architecture Students (CLEA). The magazine serves as a platform for promoting and disseminating criticism and socio-spatial analysis of the diverse realities across Latin America, featuring contributions from students and professionals.
Photo: Bogotá Urban Renewal and Development Company
To halt the physical and social deterioration of the former "Bronx" sector and create conditions for the center's consolidation as a hub for economic, creative, cultural, and social development, the Mayor's Office—as part of the Bronx Creative District project, led by the Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation (FUGA) and implemented through the Bogotá Urban Renewal and Development Company—has published the draft Terms of Reference for the procurement of detailed studies and designs, as well as the management and acquisition of permits and licenses for comprehensive interventions in two Cultural Interest Assets (BIC) that will form part of the Bronx Creative District.
"Why do we communicate architecture and urbanism in Ibero-America?" is one of the questions that guests will explore during the second Redes IAAC session, an open, online event broadcast via streaming.