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This event will feature various papers on different perspectives of simulation applied to performance analysis across a wide range of building types, fostering a rich debate on the present and future of this resource.

BOOMSPDESIGN, an event part of DW!, will take place at one of the city's most iconic landmarks: the Copan Building. On March 13, Thiago Rodrigues, partner and architect at Superlimão, will participate in a thematic panel to discuss the relevance and challenges of retrofit projects. Joining Thiago in the discussion are Beto Cocenza (creator of BOOMSPDESIGN) and Maxime Barkatz, founder of Ilion Partners, a real estate investment fund focused on building revitalization.

Starting March 2, 2023, at 7:00 PM, Anita Schwartz Galeria de Arte presents the exhibition "Dialetos do Firmamento" (Dialects of the Firmament). Featuring works by artists Bonikta, Ivan Grilo, Jeane Terra, Rochelle Costi, Shen Özdemir, Thiago Costa, and Zé Tepedino, the exhibition explores diverse worldviews, invented realms, and the enchantment and mysteries that exist between heaven and earth.

On March 15, 2023, at 7:00 PM, Anita Schwartz Galeria de Arte will open the exhibition "Tempo-Matéria" (Time-Matter), featuring approximately 14 new, previously unseen paintings by Rio de Janeiro-based artist Dudu Garcia. The works belong to the 2023 "RA 143" series, a title that references the address of the artist's studio on Avenida Rodrigues Alves, in Rio de Janeiro's port district.

In commemoration of International Women's Day, we invite you to join the fourth webinar of the CEELA Project, organized in partnership with the Ecuadorian Council for Sustainable Building. During this free event, prominent leaders in the construction sector will share their professional experiences and strategies for promoting gender equity in work environments across the public, private, industry association, and international cooperation sectors.

After more than two years, Arquitectura PUCP (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú) is pleased to announce the return of the Limapolis International Workshop in 2023. Titled "Right to Housing" and curated by Elizabeth Añaños and José Luis Villanueva, this edition aims to serve as a space for experimentation and reflection on housing and living in Metropolitan Lima.

The XII Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BIAU)—promoted by the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (MITMA)—continues its traveling program in Peru with the exhibition XII BIAU: Habitar al Margen (Living on the Margins). The exhibition opened this Saturday as part of LIMAPOLIS 2023, an international workshop organized by the Faculty of Architecture at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). It is curated by Elizabeth Añaños—an architect and member of the XII BIAU jury—and José Luis Villanueva—Director of Architectural Studies at PUCP—to foster experimentation and reflection on the Right to Housing and living in Metropolitan Lima.

On Thursday, March 9, YAP CONSTRUCTO 9: SKENÉ will open. This iteration of the YAP (Young Architects Program) is developed in Chile by CONSTRUCTO under the direction of architects Jeannette Plaut and Marcelo Sarovic.

Trends emerge from society's need for innovation and, therefore, reflect cultural, social, and economic contexts, among others. In this session, we will identify the innovations currently shaping the architecture and design market, covering theory and methodologies for those interested in the study of trends and foresight.

The academic output of architecture in Ibero-America is vast and valuable; therefore, we believe it is necessary to launch a new call for entries to showcase the best final degree projects that have emerged from these programs.

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The 1st Pan-American ArquitectAs FPAA Forum: The Professional Practice of Women Architects as a Collective Construction will take place on March 15.

Within the academic dialogue and reflection space ‘Del territorio al Detalle’—which brings together architecture professors, students, and renowned architects—the spin-off “Del territorio al detalle .re” explores, through informal conversations with key stakeholders, the thesis that a territory’s richness stems from its capacity for renewal, activating disused spaces to transform them into challenges and resources.

Join us on Wednesday, March 15, for Session 19 of Redes | Palabras Cruzadas en Iberoamérica. This session is online and open to the public.

This session is titled: “Circular Futures: Digital Design and Additive Manufacturing for a Circular Economy,” featuring a lecture by Felix Raspall and a dialogue with Maria Foulquié.

Design media have always been fundamental in shaping our understanding of what constitutes good design. Beyond their aesthetic value, these publications serve as a source of inspiration, information, and cross-pollination; furthermore, they influence what we value and think about design. Design media have the power to highlight stories they deem important, amplify or silence certain voices, and challenge or reinforce specific ideas.

This year, we celebrate the 60th anniversary of our Colombian Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism, which has established itself as a landmark event in the architectural world.

LIGA 36, featuring Isidoro Michan-Guindi, opens on Thursday, March 2, at 7:00 p.m. The event will be held at Laguna, located at Calle Doctor Erazo 176, Colonia Doctores, and is free and open to the public. Key projects will be presented through models in various formats, complemented by a series of images that provide insight into the architect's process through brief glimpses of their studio. The opening will feature a lecture by Michan-Guindi, moderated by Wonne Ickx (Productora + LIGA).

As part of the 25th-anniversary celebrations for the Master’s in Architectural Design program and the 10th anniversary of the Master’s in Urban Management and Environment, the Coordination of Master’s Programs in Architecture invites you to the keynote lecture "Future City: Technology and Architecture for the Future," presented by architect Adela Rangel Fediuk.

Lime mortars have been known in construction for millennia; in fact, some structures built with this type of mortar still stand today. Undoubtedly, the most famous is Roman concrete, which brought greatness to the empire and has been the subject of countless studies. The most recent of these, published by MIT, documents properties such as the self-healing of fissures and cracks, as well as increased durability over time.