Inaugural lecture for the first cohort of the Technical Residency in Architecture, Urbanism, and Engineering at UFPB. For this occasion, we have invited Erminia Maricato, professor emeritus at FAUUSP, recipient of the Gold Medal from the Pan-American Federation of Architects' Associations, and national coordinator of BrCidades.
Organized by the Academic Center of the Architecture and Urbanism program at UFJF (CACAU UFJF), the doCACAU Audiovisual Program aims to democratize architectural and urban education for the community. By integrating cultural and social knowledge, the program seeks to extend learning beyond the university walls. It includes internal initiatives focused on audiovisual production and architectural discourse, which are shared through the Academic Center’s media channels.
Course | Industrialization in the Work of João Filgueiras Lima, Lelé | Architect André Felipe Marques | Wednesdays, April 14 & 28 + May 5 & 12, from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM | 16-hour certificate
{CURA} Open Class with FGMF
Open call for academic papers and non-academic practices:
The CUAL Research Group - Urban Commons in Latin America is pleased to invite you to the first seminar, "Urban Commons: Formulations and Experiments in Latin America," designed to establish a meeting platform for researchers, professors, architects, and practitioners involved in the production of thought, debate, and experience regarding the urban common. We understand the notion of the "common" as a collective construction and a political principle that proposes a certain communality of life built in daily practice, operating within the fissures between the State and the market. The varied perspectives and possibilities opened up by the common are explored through the articulations suggested by the thematic axes, using either descriptive or conceptual approaches. The event, as well as its organization, stems from collective work critically committed to building an equitable, inclusive, collaborative, and democratic society.
Vila Flores is an architectural complex of historical and cultural value located in the 4th District of Porto Alegre. Its buildings, designed in 1928 by engineer-architect Joseph Lutzenberger, are listed in the Inventory of Cultural Heritage of Real Estate of the Floresta Neighborhood as "Structuring" properties and are situated within an area of cultural interest in the city.
The "Habitar América Latina" (Inhabiting Latin America) Dialogues event begins this Monday, April 26, at 7:00 PM (Brasília Time). This event is associated with the presence of REDBAAL (Network of Latin American Architecture Biennials) and the Oscar Niemeyer Award for Latin American Architecture (ON Award) at the 27th UIA2021RIO World Congress: "All the worlds. Just one world."
Promoted by the Student Council of the Architecture and Urbanism program at UFJF (CACAU UFJF), the CACAU Audiovisual Program aims to democratize the teaching of architecture and urbanism for the community. By integrating cultural and social knowledge, the program seeks to share insights beyond the university walls. It features internal initiatives focused on audiovisual production and architectural dialogues, which are published through the Student Council's media channels.
The Campo Comum conference series presents Edições de Arquitectura (Architectural Publishing). Guests include Maria Shéhérazade Giudici, founder of the publishing platform Black Square and editor of AA Files—the Architectural Association's journal—and Spanish architect Moisés Puente, founder of Puente Editores and editor of 2G Magazine since 1998. Both will present their editorial projects, developed in collaboration with a vast constellation of authors, and offer a critical assessment of the discipline's contemporary output. The session will conclude with a conversation curated by Diana Menino and Felipe De Ferrari, during which the audience is invited to participate with questions. The conference will be held in English and exclusively via livestream (at 6:30 PM WEST).
In 2021, the Casa Brasileira (Brazilian House) is the theme guiding the initiatives of the Museu do Ipiranga in partnership with Wiki Movimento Brasil (WMB). The program includes Wikipedia editing marathons, which this year begin with meetings featuring researchers in the field. These experts will discuss their ongoing research at the Museum, followed by training and technical assistance on the platform. The second meeting in this series will take place on Friday, April 23, starting at 2:00 PM, under the theme "Decoration and Feminine and Masculine Identities."
"Planning cohabitation" is a curatorial series by barco - galería, developed in collaboration with the Berlin-based "undisciplined" practice, something fantastic.
On April 28, you are invited to attend the launch of the CTeC Innovation Park, the first technology park for the construction sector. Here, companies and institutions can pilot, prototype, monitor, and validate innovations, construction solutions, materials, and new technologies under real-world, integrated conditions before they are implemented on-site.
'Possible City: Architecture and City Seminar' is an event taking place as part of 'Rumbo a la BIALIMA'—a prelude to the Lima International Architecture Biennial - BIALIMA 2021.
A Question of Education, an Architecture Teaching Seminar, is held as part of the Road to BIALIMA, the pre-biennial event for the Lima International Architecture Biennial (BIALIMA 2021), organized by the CAP Regional Lima.
The Rivers and Architecture seminar aims to highlight projects, strategies, and research where the river—and the architectural elements that accompany it as part of a living landscape—takes center stage. This event will serve as a forum to discuss rivers as structural elements of our cities and contemporary architecture.
Cuestión de Educación (A Matter of Education), an architecture teaching seminar, takes place within the framework of Rumbo a la BIALIMA, the pre-biennial event for the Lima International Architecture Biennial (BIALIMA 2021), organized by the CAP Regional Lima.
Lecture by Chilean-Italian architect Renato Vivaldi Tesser, who co-founded the Taller Puertazul in Chiloé alongside National Architecture Prize winner Edward Rojas.
The seminar “Jorge Wilheim: Faint Hope in the Vast Chaos” aims to highlight the theses on the future of cities in the 21st century—developed by Wilheim during the UN Istanbul Conference in the 1990s and expanded upon in publications in the early 2000s—and to present the architect’s thinking as an urban planner, based on his publications: “The Istanbul Path,” with its appendix “Our Fruitful End-of-the-World,” and “Faint Hope in the Vast Chaos – Questions of the 21st Century Proto-Renaissance.”