Micropolitics and Territorial Mapping for Culture is a theoretical-practical course that seeks to understand the socio-spatial aspects of a territory through field exploration, systematization, and collaborative visualization. Based on the concept of micropolitics, the course identifies characteristics such as conflicts, alliances, local resources, and cultural expressions, using Galpão Comum as a case study.
Ars, Artis. Techne, Digitalis.
Sergio Gonçalves Galeria in São Paulo opens its first group exhibition, exploring digital media in the works of Brazilian and international artists
This Thursday, March 27, Torno Colab will host the launch of the book Enjundia, written by Chilean architect Nicolás Valencia and published by dostercios editorial in Chile.
A comprehensive analysis of the architecture and interiors by the renowned contemporary Brazilian architect, designer, and filmmaker.
Smart City Expo Curitiba is the national edition of the world's largest smart city event, organized by FIRA Barcelona since 2011. Now in its third edition in Brazil, the event features an exhibition and a congress, addressing relevant and pertinent topics regarding governance, urban planning, infrastructure, mobility, and technology, among others.
An inclusive approach to the rehabilitation of self-produced areas is essential to promote more objective and widespread knowledge production for the development of new public policies in times of planetary urbanization. To this end, the ISOB - International Seminar on Outros Bairros aims to systematize the interdisciplinary knowledge produced and experienced during the experimental period of the Outros Bairros Initiative (2019-2022), intersecting it with current urban demands. Over four days of meetings, the event will feature various sessions that will allow us to listen to the perspectives of residents from self-produced areas in Mindelo, as well as students and researchers from diverse fields, policymakers, and other participants.
Some of the most well-known buildings in the São Paulo landscape and in major metropolises around the world bear his signature, even if few can precisely define his architectural style. This difficulty, far from being a problem, is part of the enigma and strength of Isay Weinfeld, a creator whose work escapes easy labels and defies rigid classifications. However, reducing him solely to architecture would be a mistake. Over five decades of intense and coherent production, the São Paulo-based architect has built a trajectory that traverses design, visual arts, and cinema with rare fluidity. These multiple fronts of activity will be brought together in Etcétera, the most comprehensive exhibition dedicated to his career, which will occupy the Instituto Tomie Ohtake from March 5 to May 17.
A new chapter to broaden the horizons of our Biennial and strengthen Latin American architecture.
Since 1962, the Colombian Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism has served as the primary venue for recognizing, reflecting on, and disseminating architecture produced within the country.
Decarbonizing Extremadura
On March 28, one of the iconic buildings in downtown São Paulo will house a new space dedicated to the intersection of art, architecture, and design. LAB MR is inaugurating its permanent space in the Edifício Itália with the Body-Territory exhibition, curated by Ana Carolina Ralston, featuring works by Tamikuã Txihi, Rodrigo Silveira, Gustavo Utrabo, Hugo Fortes, and Henrique Sur.
A free webinar on essential marketing strategies for architectural photographers. Led by Portugal-based architectural photographer Alexander Bogorodskiy.
Moving Space: The Structure of Our Bodies
CALL FOR ENTRIES - Central Exhibition of the Buenos Aires International Biennial of Architecture 2026, Anniversary Edition
The Cinema Urbana International Architecture Film Festival is an event dedicated to investigating the relationships between cinema, architecture, and the city, promoting critical reflection on the ways of inhabiting and representing contemporary space. Held in Brasília since 2018, the festival brings together films, debates, and educational activities that address urban, cultural, and environmental issues, creating a space for dialogue across different fields of knowledge.
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Panama (MAC Panamá) announces the launch of an international architecture competition for the design of its new headquarters, an initiative that marks a milestone in the institution's history and in Panama's cultural projection within the Latin American context.
Contemporary cities are increasingly facing challenges related to urban loneliness, social fragmentation, and the loss of meaningful spaces for connection. Lima is no exception. These dynamics invite us to rethink how we inhabit our cities and the role that space plays in building our quality of life.
Emotional Archive: The Intriguing MAC Exhibition That Records Disappointment. An uncomfortable—and deeply human—question runs through the new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art: what happens to what disappoints us? Is it forgotten, transformed, or can it be recorded?