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This seminar will evaluate the health impacts that should be incorporated into transport projects, as well as their implications for public policy in the sector.

In this session, we are joined by three influential figures in contemporary interior design: Daniel Álvarez, Director of Grupo Arquitectura; Mauricio Lobeira, Director of Terceavo Plano; and Ernesto Vela, Director of Ernesto Vela Arquitectos. Each brings a distinctive signature and unique personality to their work. Their shared passion for design and interior architecture brings them together in Monterrey. Explore their portfolios, visions, and inspirations, as well as the exceptional work that has led them to master the art of creating and building remarkable spaces.

Walking provides significant benefits to the city: it is not only a sustainable mode of transport, but it also brings vitality to public space and, as various studies have shown, improves the physical and mental health of its inhabitants. For these reasons, walking should be promoted through urban planning and design, as proposed by Chile's recent National Urban Development Policy (PNDU).

The "From Territory to Detail" seminar is a space for academic dialogue and reflection that brings together students, academics, and professionals in the field alongside renowned Latin American architects who share a common trait: balancing teaching activities with professional practice across diverse areas, ranging from editorial work to artistic experimentation.
The seminar seeks to promote relevant practices in Latin America that, characterized by rigorous thought and practice, emerge as significant proposals that foster an inclusive approach focused on positioning innovation as a constituent element of a careful and pertinent creative process.

Ideasforward is an experimental platform that seeks progressive ideas reflecting emerging themes. Ecological design, sustainable architecture, new materials, concepts, and technologies are pressing issues for the societies of the future, and the participation of the entire community is essential. In an era of globalization, where communication has been dominated by the technological revolution, there is a need to rethink cities and how humanity relates within a global world, as well as to reconsider the economic, social, and cultural patterns of contemporary societies.

On Thursday, September 13, at 7:00 PM, Cristián Donoso—one of the most prominent Chilean explorers today—will present the lecture "Exploring Climate Change in Patagonia," organized by the Universidad Finis Terrae School of Architecture.

The Council of Architecture and Urbanism of Rio de Janeiro (CAU/RJ) is hosting a public debate to discuss cultural funding lines and the appreciation of architecture and urbanism through the lens of culture. The event will also provide an opportunity to address questions regarding the 6th edition of the organization's Cultural Sponsorship Program, which is accepting applications until 5:00 PM on September 21 for financial support for initiatives such as events or publications related to the architecture and urbanism profession.

OBJECTIVE

To provide participants with the methodology and processes for implementing BIM 5D (Cost Engineering) during the planning, organization, and budget management phases, as well as BIM model development, to establish a context-specific methodology that addresses user needs.

For one week, the event will host lectures, workshops, exhibitions, and, for the first time, a forum where graphic design and architecture students can showcase their work. The event’s primary objective is to promote professional practice in graphic design and architecture, featuring renowned national and international figures.

This seminar is positioned in the South, looking toward the South. It approaches the subject not only through the lens of architects but also through those of a biologist, a sculptor, and a documentarian. Together, they propose methodologies, approaches, processes, and discussions surrounding what is "available," while maintaining a global perspective. This allows us to discuss what it means to study architecture at a school in the southern part of the world, exploring concepts such as territory and landscape, material, precariousness, culture, craftsmanship, and remote locations, among others.

Featuring a total of 20 black-and-white portraits enhanced with thread-on-paper techniques, emerging talent María Jesús Sáez aims to decentralize her work, starting in Chiloé, where she will present the exhibition “HILANDO EL RECUERDO” from September 7 to October 10 at the Galería Modulor in Castro, sponsored by the integrated marketing group ADBrokers.

We are seeking to attract top talent from around the world to participate in one of our school's innovative and exciting master's programs for the upcoming academic year. Individuals who studied architecture, design, or related disciplines, graduated between 2015 and 2018, and ranked in the top 25% of their class are eligible to compete for the IE Architecture + Prize.

Sea ice in the Arctic region is crucial for maintaining the global climate due to its reflectivity. The melting of this ice can further accelerate global warming due to positive feedback loops, where warming generates more heat as solar absorption increases. The loss of this ice sheet may represent a tipping point in global warming, triggering the 'runaway' effect of climate change.

In September, ArqCoop+ will host the ArqCircuito+ tour! The first neighborhood selected is Liberdade, which stands out for its successive phases of urbanization combined with a historical past that remains visible today in select buildings.

ArqCoop+, a cooperative of architects and urban planners, will host a walking tour through the streets of the Mooca neighborhood—one of the most traditional in São Paulo—on Sunday, September 16.

Recognizing the need to optimize resources in construction projects, we are driving the advancement of Building Information Modeling (BIM) throughout Colombia and Latin America. Today, we are launching the first specialized book on the subject in Colombia. In addition to sharing the latest BIM developments, we will be hosting a webinar via Facebook.

The Graduate Programs in Built Environment at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora and in Design at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro invite researchers, faculty, and graduate and undergraduate students in the fields of Architecture and Urbanism, Engineering, Design, Arts, and Communication to the 3rd Design Semiotics Meeting.

UDESIGN is a lecture series created by the Roberto Garza Sada Center for Art, Architecture and Design, aimed at providing students and the general community with the opportunity to experience the approach, vision, and expertise of talented professionals and artists in the fields of design, research, and innovation.