Do you go through the downtown (or city center) in your city and think something's missing? Or that something could be improved? If you had the opportunity to bring in a catalyst that can change the character of the place - what would it be? If you could add a building or retrofit some existing ones or perhaps add a park system that could exponentially improve the quality of the downtown - wouldn't that be great? If yes, then this challenge is for you!
The podcast "ECOAR.Q - A arquitetura falada" will launch on September 3rd on major streaming platforms (listed below). Created by architect Marcelo Macedo, principal of Studio MEMM, the podcast aims to document current discussions in architecture and urbanism by featuring expert interlocutors from the field, whether architects or otherwise.
Comunicar Arquitectura (COMA)is an annual event that brings together specialists from Latin America and Spain in order to address essential questions for those who communicate architecture while mapping the media architecture landscape in the region.
Courtesy of ReHabitar Mx. Photography courtesy of JC Arquitectura.
The "Housing Dialogues" are conceived as biweekly conversations designed to explore specific topics related to habitat production and management in depth and in a relaxed setting. This space for exchange, formatted as an interview or debate, will allow for a freer exploration of concepts, where participants can break down positions, share specific experiences, and discuss not only the "whys" but also the "hows."
Reflecting on the importance of the residential home in today's context, this talk focuses on the most representative single-family housing projects developed by our firm. The discussion will cover our personal approach to these spaces, exploring the spatial narrative and the resources employed to interpret and adapt to the lives of their inhabitants.
The Salta Architects' Association invites you to participate in an experiential training session: "Architecture Talk I: The Secrets of the Profession."
This discussion aims to share territorial perspectives that can shed light on the transformations needed to improve our habitat. We recognize that the acceleration of these social, economic, and environmental transformations has had, and continues to have, a significant impact on every region in Paraguay that has undergone intervention.