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Postgraduate distance learning program now open to students nationwide

As part of an initiative by the National League of Architecture Students (LINEA) Mexico, ArchDaily invites you to a lecture series featuring several winners of the renowned Building of the Year (ODA) award. The event will take place from May 17 to 24 in a digital format and is free of charge; simply register via the link below. See the full schedule (GMT-5) below.

Belgian designer Lionel Jadot has mastered the art of furniture making from a young age. However, it is not just this skill that makes him a well-rounded professional. An architect, interior designer, draftsman, artist, and filmmaker, he will join prominent figures in Brazilian and international design at the Café com Europa on May 12 and 13, as part of the 17th Europe Week program.

Fábrica de Ciudad presents the new Update Seminar: SAC-FAB.4 | Zaida Muxí + Daniela Arias.

The Ibero-American Architect Observatory is an online space for reflection that seeks to redefine the profile of today's architect. It aims to connect with society to find answers that strengthen our profession.

The unique AnA format offers a personal look into the architecture of renowned international firms. Speakers follow one rule: they cannot discuss their projects. Instead, the event focuses on their careers, influences, and key experiences, sharing the intellectual biography that has shaped the architects they are today.

The "Um Novo Portal" (A New Portal) Competition, organized by Minimum, is a team-based competition for students and recent graduates of Architecture and Urbanism.

The launch of Arquitectónica, a reissue of the book by José Ricardo Morales, will take place on Tuesday, May 11.

Given the current circumstances, students from the School of Architecture at the Universidad del Valle in Colombia have taken on the responsibility of being part of the change and creating spaces to reflect on our society through the forum "City Transformation and Reconstruction: Setting Precedents for Change."

This ideas competition focuses on the challenges of preserving public works heritage, particularly regarding railway infrastructure.

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Archstorming is launching a new competition seeking designs for future schools for the NGO Abay Ethiopia, an organization founded in Spain in 2009 that operates in Walmara, Ethiopia, with the goal of fighting poverty and promoting equal opportunity, primarily through the development of education, health, and community support projects.

When we speak of a field, we necessarily establish a measure. Today, that reference of and about that field appears shaped by the historical events we are experiencing and the various phenomena that keep us on edge regarding the uncertainty of what is to come.

When we speak of a field, we necessarily establish a measure. That reference of and about that field is currently modeled in relation to the historical events we are experiencing and the various phenomena that keep us in suspense regarding the uncertainty of what is to come.

When we speak of a field, we necessarily establish a measure. That reference of and about that field appears today, shaped by the historical events we are living through and the various phenomena that keep us on edge regarding the uncertainty of what is to come.

Celebrated annually since 1999, the event invites thousands of people to participate for free in a wide range of heritage-focused activities aimed at commemorating Chile's cultural legacy. The event is coordinated by the Ministry of Cultures, Arts, and Heritage in collaboration with hundreds of public, private, and civil society organizations.

Construmat is much more than a trade show; it is the benchmark for the construction sector, where the ideas, solutions, and professionals defining the future converge. With a clear commitment to sustainability, innovation, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, we are the place where architects, engineers, CEOs, and specifiers find the tools and opportunities to address the market's major challenges.

Architect and philosopher Valpírio Gianni Monteiro will be at the Instituto Ling this May to lead the course Infinito Regresso: tradição e ruptura na arquitetura e no design. The course will consist of three sessions, held on Thursdays from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM on May 8, 15, and 22, providing a broad overview of the key schools and cultural trends that have shaped architecture and design from the 20th century to the present day.

A seminar analyzing the legacy of the Bauhaus and modern design in Brazil will be held at MAM Rio, featuring Brazilian and international experts.