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Lecture by Gustavo Penna at FAU UFJF

Promoted by the Student Council of the Architecture and Urbanism program at UFJF (CACAU UFJF), the CACAU Audiovisual Program aims to democratize the teaching of architecture and urbanism for the community. By integrating cultural and social knowledge, the program seeks to share insights beyond the university walls. It features internal initiatives focused on audiovisual production and architectural dialogues, which are published through the Student Council's media channels.

Affordable Premium Design: Bertrand Lejoly's New Collection for Duravit

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D-Neo, designer Bertrand Lejoly’s flexible new collection for Duravit, is evidence that premium design and affordability need not always be mutually exclusive.

Merging Craftsmanship and Modern Materials: New Tile Collection by FAP Ceramiche

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Merging traditional, artisanal craftsmanship with versatile, modern materials, FAP Ceramiche presents a new nature-inspired porcelain-stoneware tile collection that channels the archetypal Italian summer.

British Tradition and Craftsmanship Meet in CTO Lighting's Luminaire Families

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CTO Lighting celebrates the British craftsmanship and tradition at the core of its collections – and nowhere more so than in its new luminaire family named after Arthurian legend.

GROHE X: A New Digital Platform for Virtual Bathroom and Kitchen Specification

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By Simon Keane-Cowell.

We connect with Patrick Speck and Carina Buhlert, design experts at GROHE – one of the leading global bathroom-solutions and kitchen-fixtures brands – to discuss product innovation and the launch of its new digital-experience platform, GROHE X.

Japan Frontiers: Society and its spaces

'Japan Frontiers: Society and its Spaces' aims to explore the Japanese landscape as an introduction, charting new perspectives and horizons while discussing society and culture, architecture, and the city, as well as the worldview so unique to this nation. The initiative was originally conceived to support a group of students in a design studio who initially chose the *izakaya* as a typology to investigate and design. However, given the collective interest in the theme, the idea expanded into a lecture series, gaining the democratic and socialized scope it deserved.

Minimalist & Customizable: A Modular Lighting System that Adjusts to Every Working Space

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Which kind of light is best for working? The one you have to think about least. With LIGHTPAD, Swiss manufacturer Regent Lighting has created a modular system that optimally lights the workspace – whatever the time of day.

Call for Designers: Launch your Product at Focus Open 2021

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Want your design recognised with a Focus Open award? The Design Center BW is looking for new products or products so new they've not yet been launched. 

Motorized Window Treatment Workshop

Specifying motorized shades seems simple enough, but the intricate design details can be intimidating even to an experienced design professional. Lutron is now offering its popular shades specifications workshop for architects, interior designers, and specifiers at no cost. Time-sensitive, 20-minute sessions hit key aspects of window treatment specification, help you avoid design pitfalls, and ensure you achieve your design intent.

Designing Fluid High-Traffic Areas with Modular Furniture

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Placemaking practitioners Green Furniture Concept enrich hectic public spaces with harmony and wellbeing. Their latest modular, sustainable seating system, Ascent, combines nature and geometry – resulting in truly enhanced sitting.

"Ma, Japanese Art and Spaces" with Michiko Okano, at FAU UFJF

'Fronteiras_Japão: Sociedade e seus espaços' aims to provide an introductory exploration of Japanese space, charting new perspectives and horizons while discussing society, culture, architecture, the city, and the unique worldview of the nation.

Bolivian Architecture Biennial 2021: Territories, Common Threads

The 14th Bolivian Architecture Biennial 2021 is a cultural and academic event organized by the La Paz Departmental College of Architects (CDALP) and the Bolivian College of Architects (CENA CAB) through their Organizing Committee. The goal of this gathering is to celebrate and disseminate built works, projects, and intellectual contributions related to the architectural and urban environment of recent years, both nationally and internationally.

Sliding Windows in High-Rise Buildings: How Air-Lux Systems Ensure Air and Water Tightness

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The first-ever sliding window system for skyscrapers by Swiss company Air-Lux has already proven itself under stringent US testing conditions. Just why it is the first to be suitable for high-rise buildings, with their enormous wind loads, is explained here.

Ciluz - International Lighting Seminar: We are giving away 2 free spots!

In our lighting community, we have had a unique year, full of lessons that we are eager to continue exploring and expanding upon through our "Lighting Seminar," which will take place via ZOOM on Wednesday, January 13, 2021.

Design and Mathematics Come Together in Architectural Ceramics Designed by Sebastian Herkner

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His latest project for AGROB BUCHTAL has led Sebastian Herkner into a new field, one where a symbiosis of creativity and physics saw the go-to product designer dig out his old maths book.

New Generations Festival 2020 Revolves Around New Urban Challenges

The New Generations Festival is an annual event that brings together emerging architecture practices and professionals from various fields, creating a space for contemplation and analysis of the architecture profession. New Urban Challenges will take place this December 16th, 17th, and 18th, 2020. All the activities will be transmitted online via the New Generations media platform from the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome.

Natural Wood, Gray and White: How to Update a 90's Bathroom

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Just how much things can change in 30 years can be clearly seen in the history of fashion and design. Only a few visionaries manage to outlive trends with their timeless creations, while simultaneously treading confident, new design paths. People like Dieter Sieger, for example, who revolutionised the bathroom with Duravit back in the 1980s, or Philippe Starck, who has been collaborating with the company since 1994.

Discover a New Generation of Antibacterial Toilets

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The Philippe Starck-designed SensoWash® range of shower toilets scores highly in terms of hi-tech features and its bacteria-resistant HygieneGlaze surface – but its environmental credentials are equally as impressive.

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