If you are passionate about artificial intelligence and the technological advancements revolutionizing traditional manufacturing, we have great news. The prestigious Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA) in London is in Lima, Peru, to host a workshop on robotic manufacturing for architecture: the “Architectural Association Visiting School Lima-AAVSLIM.”
The topic of the call is "Billboards”
Panteon is an anachronistic venture: anachronistic is the content, anachronistic is the product, anachronistic is its use.
The protagonist is the architecture of the city of Rome, all built between 1911 and 1989 within the GRA, our contemporary city wall, whose analogies are arbitrary and questionable.
Panteon aims to be a platform for architectural debate using the city of Rome as a pretext, as an infinite warehouse from which to draw answers to a potentially infinite number of questions.
{CURA}, an acronym for architectural representation courses, is an independent school that focuses on training architects and students to improve their graphic representation skills. In July, {CURA}, located in downtown São Paulo, is holding its Summer Intensive and opening new classes for August and September.
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This masterclass is divided into a theoretical session and a practical workshop focused on vertical gardens, combined with outdoor ornamental plants. Upon completion, one of the plant totems created during the session will be raffled off among the attendees.
Join the premier regional gathering of forestry and timber professionals, architects, designers, and value-added product manufacturers. The event focuses on the Villarrica-Freire Timber Development Hub, a cornerstone for driving business activity with a unique regional signature.
The inaugural “Barcelona CityMakers Lab 2019” will take place from October 14 to 20, offering a week to learn about and experience Barcelona. Over the course of seven days, city-making professionals from around the world will participate in workshops, lectures, panels, urban itineraries, specialized site visits, and interactions with the leading figures and institutions currently reinventing the “Barcelona model.”
Editorial Bifurcaciones and Campus Creativo UNAB invite you to the book launch of "El Viaje Colectivo: La Cultura del Tranvía y del Ómnibus en América del Sur," by authors Guillermo Giucci and Tomás Errázuriz.
For the eighth consecutive year, the UIC Barcelona School of Architecture is hosting an exhibition of final degree projects at the restored Ca l'Alier factory in the Poblenou district. Titled "22@_What? How to achieve balance in Northern Poblenou, Barcelona," the exhibition reexamines the 22@ Plan, launched by the Barcelona City Council in 2000 to repurpose the neighborhood's former industrial zones. The plan aimed to create a compact city model where businesses, universities, research centers, and technology transfer hubs could coexist with housing, public facilities, and green spaces. Twenty years later, UIC Barcelona students have taken up the challenge, presenting new programmatic and architectural proposals for Northern Poblenou—a territory they believe is in need of new solutions and patterns.
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