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A completely free webinar on: Personal Financial Organization and Investments.

The book launch for Santiago de Chile 1977-1990: Arquitectura, Ciudad y Política by Daniel Talesnik will take place next Tuesday, July 27, at 6:00 p.m. via the UC School of Architecture's Facebook Live. The event will feature commentary from Andrea Insunza, Amarí Peliwoski, and Tomás Errazuriz.

Short Course: "Collectives and Occupations" Module 01 - Civic Process Design

7th International Forum on Architectural Heritage Brazil-Portugal: All Worlds - The Heritage That Unites Us
PROARQ/UFRJ - UA - IAB - UIA

To mark the opening of the exhibition, architects Bettina Götz and Richard Manahl of the Austrian firm ARTEC, along with architect and Professor of Architectural Theory and History Josep Maria Montaner, will deliver an inaugural talk on Thursday, July 15, at 5:00 PM, followed by an open discussion with the speakers.

On July 6 at 7:00 PM, the book "Brasil de dentro – Heartland Brazil" by photographer Elaine Eiger will be launched. The event will feature a discussion with the author and guests Adélia Borges, José Marconi Bezerra de Souza, and Fernando Serapião.

Participate in the second edition of the RCR Summer e-Workshop, a series of workshops focused on understanding architecture and landscape through a transdisciplinary and investigative lens, which also incorporates other creative disciplines such as photography.

Registration is now open for the Architectural Association Visiting School (AAVS) workshop in Rio de Janeiro, taking place in July 2021!

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The Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador Sede Ibarra invites you to participate in the seventh edition of the EARQ International Congress: "Diversity and Convergence in Public Space," taking place from July 26 to 30, 2021. The event will be held in a virtual format via a specialized online platform.

“1972 | Cities for Downtown Santiago” is a curatorial cycle by barco, produced in collaboration with Uruguayan researcher and architect Carolina Tobler. It seeks to develop and critically examine a significant episode in Chilean architecture that marks the end of a specific way of thinking about and creating the city: the 1972 Competition for the Remodeling of Downtown Santiago. The cycle includes a physical exhibition, three virtual conversations, and an academic workshop held within the UC Master of Urban Project program.

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This workshop is part of a broader initiative launched in 2018 to introduce sustainable building materials to an area significantly affected by deforestation due to fired-brick production. Based in Maji Moto, Tanzania, the project aims to bridge environmental awareness with community resilience.

The "Unwhitening the City" course offers a space to explore urban production through a multiterritorial and intersectional lens. It is shaped by debates on territory, culture, and language formulated by the African diaspora and Black epistemologies, aiming to contribute to a critical perspective within urban studies. This course is an extension of projects developed by Coletiva Terra Preta.

The PROJETO + PROCESSO series features prominent figures in national and international architecture to present their work, introducing their design methodologies—from initial studies and sketches to client presentations and their active involvement in the process. The series explores the references used in the project and the relationships with the surroundings, the city, and the environment.

Course - Portuguese Houses, Certainly.

From the vernacular to the contemporary.

Focusing on a post-pandemic context, 'Emergency' is the theme of the 2021 CASA – Coimbra Architecture Summer Atelier. CASA explores a (re)emergence of the synchrony between creating and inhabiting, drawing on operative design strategies within Coimbra's urban territory and its various occupations.

Roundtable discussion with Igor de Vetyemy, architect, urban planner, and President of IAB-RJ, regarding the film he directed about architect Marcos Konder Netto.

Hundreds of conferences, thousands of projects, countless ideas, enriching dialogues, exhibitions, books, and meetings: all coming together for the world's largest architecture event, taking place next week—from July 18 to 23—in Brazil and Rio de Janeiro, the "Marvelous City," during these times of pandemic.

A new housing trend that combines privacy and community is beginning to spark interest among aging Brazilians who want to plan how they will live the third stage of their lives: Cohousing.