Rua
Vergueiro,
1000
Tue - Fri: 10h - 20h
Sat / Sun / holidays:
10h - 18h
Exhibition
Architectures
of the Everyday
Rua 24
de Maio,
109
Tue - Sat: 9h - 21h
Sun / holidays:
9h - 18h
Everyday, the twelfth edition of the International Architecture Biennale of São Paulo (12th BIA), proposes to professionals and the public to reflect on the everyday – the most trivial dimension of reality – to investigate architecture and the built environment of the 21st century.
Everyday presents practices and projects ranging from construction to design, planning, photography, pedagogy, research, policy making and activism, crossing disciplines, scales and boundaries.
Everyday takes place from September 10 to December 9, 2019. At Sesc 24 de Maio from September 10 to September 28, 2019 and at Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) from September 13 to December 9, 2019.
Everyday is structured around three thematic axes: Everyday Stories, Everyday Resourcesand Everyday Maintenance.
Everyday takes place in two buildings-manifesto of São Paulo’s quotidian, following the three thematic axes.
The exhibition “Everyday” (from September 10 to 29, 2019) presents a network of interventions produced by interdisciplinary teams establishing a dialogue with the everyday of Sesc 24 de Maio (2017), designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and MMBB.
The exhibition Architectures of the Everyday (from September 13 to December 8, 2019), held at the Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) (1982), designed by Eurico Prado and Luiz Telles, shows architectural projects, urbanism, installations, photographs and videos from more than 20 countries that attempt to reimagine how the everyday shapes our world.
Curatorship:
Vanessa Grossman
Charlotte Malterre-Barthes
Ciro Miguel
Oscillating between powerlessness and megalomania, architects and urban planners have long sought to design entire habitats, civilizations and even the planet. However, in the current climate of geopolitical insecurities and revisions of the rule of law, occurring against the backdrop of unprecedented environmental changes, design professionals acknowledge once again the vulnerability of their field. Confronted with the challenges of an uncertain future, combined with the expectations of new automation technologies, architects shift their focus to the quotidian. As a result, they reinvent their activity in an over-designed world from banal objects, daily routines, rote maintenance protocols, and the use of basic resources. Within the last decade, the potential of the everyday has influenced both practical and theoretical domains of architecture and urbanism by triggering a new ethic and aesthetic of humbleness.
The discrete power of the everyday lies in its ability to translate the way we inhabit, use natural resources, and maintain space, into common practices, which make design relevant and a shared concern. The daily routines of human beings—regardless of where they come from, who they are, and where and how they live—can be boiled down to primary needs met by architecture and embedded in space: a clean home, a warm meal, a bathroom with running water, a well-lit street. These everyday necessities speak not only of the body and the house, but extend outward to the city and its infrastructure, the nation and the management of its resources, the Earth and its ongoing health. The everyday therefore emerges in architectural discourse and practice as a commitment to act responsibly and more inclusively.
Everyday is structured around three thematic axes: Everyday Stories, Everyday Resources and Everyday Maintenance. Everyday Stories examines the myriad ways architects and other design professionals reinterpret the everyday, reporting real or fictitious stories linked to the production of space, ranging from the poetic subtleties of the quotidian to the revelation of the violence, crises and inequalities that affect lives daily. Everyday Resources addresses the growing awareness and critical engagement of architects, landscape designers, and urban planners (among others) with processes and uses of everyday resources—both in urban and rural contexts— in the Anthropocene era. Everyday Maintenance explores the maintenance of architecture and the city, a long overlooked subject now gaining attention in current political spheres, in theoretical debates and with technological research worldwide.
The Centro Cultural São Paulo, CCSP, is a multi-activity public building that constitutes one of São Paulo’s architectural masterpieces designed by Eurico Prado Lopes and Luiz Telles. Since its inauguration in 1979, the CCSP has been an important center for everyday life in São Paulo, having been strategically connected to a busy subway station. Around 2,500 users are seen daily rehearsing choreographies on the outdoor mirrors, practicing sports on the green roofs, studying in the library, chatting over a meal at the restaurant, or taking up one of the numerous classes and workshops in its basement. The CCSP is the epitome of the everyday.
The exhibition Architectures of the Everyday shows architectural projects, urbanism, installations, photographs and videos that attempt to reimagine how the everyday shapes our world. An International Open Call was launched and evaluated 710 entries from 52 cities in Brazil and 101 cities in 30 countries, selecting 70 works.
Exhibition
Everyday Devices
09.10 to
09.29.2019
The newly opened Sesc 24 de Maio, designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and MMBB, is a manifesto building for the 12th BIA Everyday. A city within a city, the building not only supports but amplifies the unpredictability of everyday life in downtown São Paulo. Every day, about 10,000 people go up and down its ramps to eat, play, dance, walk, swim, run, play, chat, use the bathroom, have their teeth checked, read, write, learn, teach, create, sunbathe or simply sleep. Here, the everyday is trivial, palpable and engaging.
The 12th BIA Everyday invited different teams of architects and other professionals to dialogue with Sesc 24 de Maio and the daily life of this truly urban machine. Each team was assigned to develop a site-specific device: interventions conceived as new pieces of equipment or mechanism performing determined functions in the daily life of this urban machine, related to the thematic axes of the 12th BIA: Everyday Stories, Everyday Materials and Everyday Maintenance. Ten devices were distributed in the common spaces of the building, from its corner to the bathroom, including the ground floor, ramps, fire escape, living area, and swimming pool.
Exhibition
Architectures
of the Everyday
09.13 to
12.08.2019
Architectures of the Everyday will be shown at CCSP, a multi-activity public building that constitutes one of São Paulo’s architectural masterpieces designed by Eurico Prado Lopes and Luiz Telles. Since its inauguration in 1982, the CCSP has been an important center for everyday life in São Paulo, having been strategically connected to a busy subway station. Around 2,500 users are seen daily rehearsing choregraphies on the outdoor mirrors, practicing sports on the green roofs, studying in the library, chatting over a meal at the restaurant, or taking up one of the numerous classes and workshops in its basement. The CCSP is the epitome of the everyday.
The exhibition Architectures of the Everyday shows more than 70 architectural projects, urbanism, installations, photographs and videos that attempt to reimagine how the everyday realm shapes our world.
Space and
Quotidian in
Twelve Concepts,
1871–2019
The theme of the everyday has permeated architecture and urbanism on other days, but since the last decade it seems to have become more and more comprehensive to trigger a multifaceted ethics and aesthetics of simplicity. Here, we enunciate twelve concepts about the everyday, elaborated both in Brazil and in the world not only by architects and urban planners, but also by other protagonists whose practices and discourses had repercussions on the production of space, from the building to the cities and landscape, and even on the understanding of the environment and the planet. We begin with the Paris Commune (1871), in which the insurgents decided to take the “reins of history”–and of urban space–not in terms of “governmental” political decisions, but in their everyday lives, according to Guy Debord’s reading (1931-1994).
Together with Henri Lefebvre (1901-1991), Debord and the Situationist International (1957-1972) revisited this episode for the very critical revaluation they elaborated, less than a century later, of the everyday in relation to urban space. Yet they were not alone: the concept re-emerged intermittently throughout almost 150 years.
Anthropophagy: Flávio de Carvalho (1899-1973) and the Modern Art Week of 1922
As Found: Exchanges Between the Independent Group (founded in 1952), Team X (1953) and Reyner Banham (1922-1988)
Care: The Precedence of Mierle Laderman Ukeles (1939-)
Condensation: Moisei Ginzburg (1892-1946) and the Russian Revolution of 1917
Criticism: Humanities, Georges Perec (1936-1982), Anatole Kopp (1915-1990), Henri Lefebvre (1901-1991), and others
Delirium: Rem Koolhaas (1944-) and the Culture of Congestion
Environmentalism: From the Whole Earth Catalogue (1968-1972) To Everyday Environmentalism
Experience and Situation: From André Breton (1896-1966) to the Situationist International (1957-1972)
Never Demolish!: Lacaton & Vassal and the Built Heritage
Stalemate: The Legacy of Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992)
The Ugly and the Ordinary: Robert Venturi (1925-2018), Denise Scott Brown (1931-), Edward Ruscha (1937-) and others Utopia: Beyond Charles Fourier (1772-1837) and the Paris Commune (1871)
Danilo Santos
de Miranda
Everyday life in large cities is based on the coexistence of elements, flows, and tensions. Through socio-cultural exchange and economic configurations, such routine peppers these scenarios with specific temperaments and contours, giving rise to huge social organisms.
In such dynamics, architecture plays a central role in forming habits, occupying spaces, sharing times, and in characterizing the ways of life. At the same time, it is capable of shaping its program from what it is presented as everyday life or, possibly, the ideal. In current times, it can be made apparent when dedicated to the uses and procedures that focus on maintaining and sustaining cities and buildings.
By associating with the present conjuncture, aimed at fostering reflexive and functional propositions, the 12th edition of the International Architecture Biennale of São Paulo encourages observation and action in the urban quotidian, making use of more organic, inclusive and responsible practices that are accessible to society. Also, it seeks to operate within a certain sustainable order by becoming aware that the environment requires solutions.
Together with Instituto de Arquitetos do Brasil (IAB-SP) and Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP), Sesc contributes to the development of a new edition of the Architecture Biennale. At the same time, it intends to shed light on one of its most recent buildings, Sesc 24 de Maio, designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and MMBB, a place with its own urban gears and flows. Thus, in keeping with its socio-educational efforts, it aspires to intensify and further the discussions on Architecture in the human dimension of the city.
Erika Palomino and
Jurandy Valença
— Centro Cultural
São Paulo
To rethink the urgencies of the urban life using the practices and projects that pan across and establish a dialogue with architecture, design, photography, pedagogy, public policies, and activism. In this sense, nothing could be more natural than the cultural heart of São Paulo city to host—together with Sesc 24 de Maio—this edition of the Biennial, which maintains a direct conversation with our history. After all, CCSP, an iconic building in São Paulo designed by Eurico Prado Lopes and Luiz Telles, is the city’s largest cultural amenity. A pioneering, multidisciplinary institution, and one of the most important architectural works in the country, which, ever since it was inaugurated over 35 years ago, has been part of the affective memory of the people of São Paulo, spanning several generations and establishing itself and a key space for life in this city.
CCSP is the perfect reflection of this edition’s theme, with visitors enjoying on a daily basis its hallways, theaters, libraries, restaurant, gardens, vegetable garden, exhibitions, concerts, workshops, among so many activities, in this building-manifesto of the quotidian and freedoms. A space that is free and plural for all visitors, whose original design is the starting point to understand its vocation: a place of welcoming, belonging, protecting and respecting individualities. Where the streets merge with the facility, and vice versa, and whose construction both stands out and blends with the landscape of the avenues that surround it. A place for live, pulsing encounters, whose events reflect the most current and important themes in the country.
Our time is of hic et nunc, the here and now. Time to reinvent everyday life, to go beyond it, to find new ways to translate how we inhabit not only physically, but also subjectively, the city. And to remember that there are always new ways to envisage and hear, other knowledges, and more ways to be. Because, as Clarice Lispector once said, “What kills me is the day-to-day. I only wanted exceptions.”
Institute of
Brazilian Architects
– São Paulo
Department
Each and every day, the world over, scientists discover 52 new species, some 3,561 people die in car accidents, 37,000 are forced to leave their countries, 356,000 are born, the Internet receives 300 million photos, and together we consume 93 million barrels of oil.
In Brazil, every day, 544 new cars are sold, Uber drivers are called 1.1 million times, 89 people are arrested, and 57 of them are of African descent. Sixty-one workers die in civil construction accidents, 35 million do not receive clean water through their faucets, one species is discovered in the Amazon, 20.6 km2 (7.95 square miles) are deforested, and 6,565 beauty salons are opened.
The residents of São Paulo city consume over half a million pizzas, they lose 249 objects on the subway, make 102 phone calls to complain about Brazilian funk parties, daily. Eleven die from diseases worsened by environmental pollution, 675 blow into breathalyzers, 811,000 families sleep in precarious conditions. One hundred and forty-five street markets are organized, two of them organic, and City Hall removes 32 trees. Sixty-two thousand elevators go up and down all day long.
Every day, the curatorial proposal selected for the 12th BIA (International Architecture Biennale of São Paulo), the first edition in which this choice was made via a public contest, aims at reflecting on the protagonism of the quotidian in the architecture and urbanism of the 21st century.
There is no way to portray everyday life in a universal, generic fashion. Its infinite possibilities, with diverse forms, call for our reflection and practice concerning the constructed environment to turn to the urgencies of urban life, prioritizing situations of higher vulnerability. A focus that questions the abstract practices of planning and designing, which are distant from the trivial aspects of life in the cities, putting people first.
The Institute of Brazilian Architects (Instituto de Arquitetos do Brasil or IAB) brings articulated architects and urbanists together in favor of the democratic and sustainable building of cities. Ever since it was founded in 1921, IAB has sought to promote professional practice as a means to confronting the socio-spatial inequalities in Brazil.
The department of IAB in São Paulo, founded in 1943, represents the category in São Paulo together with the public authority in social participation, as well as acting as a platform for discussion and dissemination of architectural and urbanist culture as in International Architecture Biennials, held since 1973 by IAB-SP. This 12th edition is also a prelude for the 27th World Congress of Architects – UIA2020, in Rio de Janeiro.
Name | Thematic axis | Country | Local |
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Adamo-Faiden | Everyday Stories | Argentina | Sesc 24 |
Andrés Jaque/Office for Political Innovation | Everyday Maintenance | Spain / USA | Sesc 24 |
Andrés Sandoval | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | Sesc 24 |
Bêka & Lemoine | Everyday Stories | Italy / France | Sesc 24 |
Bruther | Everyday Resources | France | Sesc 24 |
Concreto Rosa | Everyday Stories | RJ, Brazil | Sesc 24 |
Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architekten | Everyday Maintenance | Switzerland | Sesc 24 |
Hélio Menezes | Everyday Stories | SP, Brazil | Sesc 24 |
Universum Carrousel Journey - Studio Jan de Vylder | Everyday Resources | Belgium | Sesc 24 |
Vão | Everyday Stories | SP, Brazil | Sesc 24 |
Wellington Cançado, Renata Marques | Everyday Resources | BH, Brazil | Sesc 24 |
Wolff Architects | Everyday Stories | South Africa | Sesc 24 |
23 Sul, Consórcio HNL | Everyday Stories | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Lanza Atelier | Everyday Stories | Mexico | CCSP |
Anna Marijke Weber, Professorship for Urban Design (TU Munich), Professur Gebäudelehre und Grundlagen des Entwerfens (RWTH Aachen), BHSF Architekten | Everyday Stories | Deutchland | CCSP |
Eva Le Roi, Pierre Burquel | Everyday Stories | France / Belgium | CCSP |
Talles Lopes | Everyday Stories | Anápolis, Brazil | CCSP |
Darío Graschinsky, Pablo Ferraro, Joaquina Echaide, Pablo Manrique | Everyday Stories | Argentina | CCSP |
Pedro Motta | Everyday Stories | CCSP | |
Unolauno | Everyday Stories | Romania/Italy | CCSP |
Rina Rolli, Noël Picco, David Moser, Oliver Burch | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Arquitetura na Periferia | Everyday Stories | MG, Brazil | CCSP |
Dierendonckblancke Architecten | Everyday Stories | Belgium | CCSP |
Salottobuono | Everyday Stories | Italy | CCSP |
Prof. Dr. Tom Avermaete (ETH Zurich) | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Architecture Museum of the TU Munich (TUM): Access for All Exhibition, Daniel Talesnik, Andres Lepik, Mariana Vilela, Ciro Miguel, Danilo Zamboni, Guilherme Pianca, Gabriel Sepe, Kathryn Gillmore, Pedro Kok, Mariana Lourenço | Everyday Stories | Deutchland | CCSP |
Li Tavor | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Kosmos | Everyday Stories | Russia | CCSP |
Atelier Bow Wow | Everyday Stories | Japan | CCSP |
TVK architectes urbanistes | Everyday Stories | France | CCSP |
Cristina Bellucci, Janina Zollinger, Anouk Schepens | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Gaby Rocha | Everyday Stories | RJ, Brazil | CCSP |
Veronika Spielerung | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Felipe De Ferrari, OnArchitecture | Everyday Stories | France / Chile | CCSP |
MaciverekChevroulet | Everyday Stories | Switzerland | CCSP |
Prof.Dr. Alexandre Delijaicov, Prof.Dr. Mario Gandelsonas, FAU USP, Princeton University | Everyday Resources | Brazil / USA | CCSP |
Terrain Architects, Timothy Latim | Everyday Resources | Uganda / Japan | CCSP |
SPBR arquitetos | Everyday Resources | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
unparelld’arquitectes | Everyday Resources | Spain | CCSP |
Prof.Dr. Fernando Lara, Universidade do Texas em Austin (UTSOA) | Everyday Resources | Brazil / USA | CCSP |
Bovenbouw Architectuur | Everyday Resources | Belgium | CCSP |
Camila Bevilaqua, Pedro Zylbersztajn | Everyday Resources | RJ, Brazil | CCSP |
AR Arquitetos, Arquipélago, Messina Rivas, Federico Cairoli | Everyday Resources | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Sascha Delz, Rainer Hehl, Patricia Ventura, (ETH Zurich) Prof. Dr. Marc Angélil | Everyday Resources | Switzerland / Deutchland / Brazil | CCSP |
Landandcc | Everyday Resources | Holland / Turkey / Hong Kong | CCSP |
Mouraria 53 | Everyday Resources | Salvador, Brazil | CCSP |
MIT CRITICAL BROADCASTING LAB Ana Miljački, Trevor Herman Hilker, Gideon Schwartzman, Stratton Coffman, Sarah Wagner and Sydney Cinalli |
Everyday Resources | USA | CCSP |
Jocelyn Froimovich, Johanna Muszbek, Universidade de Liverpool | Everyday Resources | Chile / Hungria / England | CCSP |
Meredith Carruthers, Susannah Wesley | Everyday Resources | Canada | CCSP |
Estúdio Flume | Everyday Resources | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Team 614 | Everyday Resources | France / Brazil | CCSP |
Prof. Dr. Ding Wowo, Prof. Dr. Cary Siress, Nanjing University | Everyday Resources | China / USA | CCSP |
Prostor Collective | Everyday Resources | Russia | CCSP |
Oliver J. Curtis, Gabriel Muñoz Moreno | Everyday Resources | USA / Spain | CCSP |
Rural Urban Framework | Everyday Resources | Honk Kong / UK | CCSP |
Eduardo Pizarro e Felipe Felix | Everyday Resources | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Aline Zorzo | Everyday Resources | RJ, Brazil | CCSP |
Scanvision | Everyday Resources | Switzerland | CCSP |
Fabiano Rodrigues | Everyday Resources | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Prof. Dr. Henk M. Jonkers, TU Delft | Everyday Maintenance | Holland | CCSP |
Auá Arquitetos | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Associates Architecture | Everyday Maintenance | Italy | CCSP |
Mapping-lab | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Manuella Ferreira Leboreiro |
Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Gabriel Sepe Camargo | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Philippe Rizzotti, Pablo Georgieff, Marcos Da Silva | Everyday Maintenance | France / Brazil | CCSP |
KPM Kerem Piker Mimarlık | Everyday Maintenance | Turkey | CCSP |
Manasseris Depetris | Everyday Maintenance | Argentina | CCSP |
Green Technologies in Landscape Architecture TU Munich | Everyday Maintenance | Deutchland | CCSP |
Ester Carro Bashalidis | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Olga Treivas, Katia Ageeva, Jorge Orozco, Vera Odyn | Everyday Maintenance | Russia | CCSP |
Max Núñez Arquitectos | Everyday Maintenance | Chile | CCSP |
Sheroll Martins | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
dorfundrust | Everyday Maintenance | Austria / Deutchland | CCSP |
muf architecture/art | Everyday Maintenance | England | CCSP |
Brandão Costa Lima | Everyday Maintenance | Portugal | CCSP |
Hironaka & Suib | Everyday Maintenance | USA | CCSP |
Luisa Carvalho Zucchi | Everyday Maintenance | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Ana Flávia Maximiano Maru | Everyday Maintenance | Goiânia, Brazil | CCSP |
Yiftah Peled | Everyday Maintenance | Vitória, Brazil | CCSP |
Sibling Architecture | Everyday Maintenance | Austrália | CCSP |
Maria Fernanda Tellez Velasco, Leo Streich | Publicações | Mexico / Deutchland | CCSP |
A-M-A (Switzerland) | Publications | Portugal | CCSP |
Maximillian Nowotka | Publications | Venezuela | CCSP |
Marian Rosa van Bodegraven | Publications | SP, Brazil | CCSP |
Andrea Bit | Publications | Italy | CCSP |
Serrana Robledo | Publications | Uruguay | CCSP |
O grupo inteiro + aarea | Site | São Paulo | CCSP |
Day | Hour | Venue | Title | Event | |
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09.10 | 11h - 12h30 | Sesc 24 | Exhibition Opening | Opening | |
09.10 | 17h - 18h | Sesc 24 | Andrés Jaque (Office for Political Innovation, Spain/USA) | Keynote | |
09.10 | 18h - 20h | Sesc 24 |
Everyday
Andrés Jaque (Office for Political Innovation, Spain/USA)
Fraya Frehse (São Paulo) Geisa Garibaldi (Concreto Rosa, Rio de Janeiro) Hélio Menezes (Salvador) Marta Moreira (MMBB, São Paulo) Mediação: Charlotte Vanessa Grossman, Ciro Miguel e Malterre-Barthes |
Debate | |
09.11 | 10h - 12h | Sesc 24 |
Anthropocene
Cafira Zoé (São Paulo)
Jerá Guarani (Tenondé Porã) Renzo Taddei (São Paulo) Thiago Benucci (São Paulo) Mediação: Renata Marquez e Wellington Cançado (Piseagrama, Belo Horizonte) |
Debate | |
09.11 | 13h-15h | Sesc 24 |
Access for All: São Paulo's Architectural Infrastructures
Enrique Walker (Chile/USA)
Fraya Frehse (São Paulo) José Lira (São Paulo) Marcelo Ferraz (Brasil Arquitetura, São Paulo) Renato Anelli (São Paulo) Mediação: Daniel Talesnik (Architekturmuseum der TUM, Deutchland/Chile) |
Debate | |
09.11 | 16h -18h | Sesc 24 |
Edelaar Mosayebi, Metro Arquitetos, Helena Cavalheiro
Elli Mosayebi (Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin, Switzerland)
Metro Arquitetos (São Paulo, Brasil) Helena Cavalheiro ( São Paulo, Brasil) |
Lecture | |
09.11 | 19h - 20h | Sesc 24 |
Bêka & Lemoine
Ila Bêka (Italy)
|
Aula Magna | |
09.12 | 11h - 12h | Sesc 24 |
The Ordinary
Enrique Walker (Chile/USA)
Ligia Nobre (São Paulo) |
Debate / Book Launch | |
09.12 | 16h - 18h | Sesc 24 |
Adamo-Faiden, Andrés Sandoval, Vão, Wolff
Marcelo Faiden (Adamo-Faiden, Argentina)
Andrés Sandoval (São Paulo) Anna Juni, Enk te Winkel e Gustavo Delonero (Vão, São Paulo) Heinrich Wolff (Wolff Architects, Cidade do Cabo) |
Lecture | |
09.13 | 16h | CCSP | Exhibition Opening and Visiting | Opening | |
09.13 | 17h | CCSP | Beatriz Colomina (Spain/USA) | Keynote | |
09.13 | 16h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective – Koolhaas Houselife, 1998, 58’ | Film | |
09.13 | 18h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective – 25 Bis, 2014, 46’ | Film | |
09.13 | 18h | CCSP |
Architectures of the Everyday
Alexandre Delijaicov (São Paulo) Beatriz Colomina (Spain/USA) Francesco Perrotta-Bosch (São Paulo) Gabriela de Matos (Belo Horizonte) Javier Agustín Rojas (Argentina) Mario Gandelsonas (Argentina/USA) Mediação: Vanessa Grossman, Charlotte Malterre-Barthes e Ciro Miguel
|
Debate | |
09.13 | 18h30 | CCSP |
Architectures of the Everyday
Cerimônia de abertura IAB Nacional, IAB SP, BR, CCSP, PMSP/SMC, Sesc e Arq.Futuro Entrega do Colar de Ouro do IAB Considerações das entidades de arquitetura e urbanismo do Brasil
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Opening | |
09.13 | 20h - 22h00 | CCSP | Opening Party | Opening | |
09.14 | 14h - 16h | CCSP |
Architectures of the Everyday Talks
Li Tavor (switzerland) Merve Bedir (Holland/Turkey/Hong Kong) Johanna Muszbek e Jocelyn Froimovich - University of Liverpool (England) Eva Le Roi e Pierre Burquel (France/Belgium) Studio Associates (Italy) Meredith Carruthers (Canada) Mediação: Vanessa Grossman, Charlotte Malterre-Barthes e Ciro Miguel
|
Debate | |
09.15 | 14h - 16h | CCSP |
Architectures of the Everyday Talks
Darío Graschinsky (Argentina)
23 Sul (São Paulo) Rina Rolli, Noël Picco, David Moser e Oliver Burch (Suíça), Cristina Bellucci, Janina Zollinger e Anouk Schepens (Suíça) AR arquitetos (São Paulo) Arquipélago Arquitetos (São Paulo) Messina Rivas (São Paulo) Moderação: Vanessa Grossman, Charlotte Malterre-Barthes, Ciro Miguel |
Debate | |
09.17 | 14h - 16h | CCSP |
Architectures of the Everyday Talks
Gabriel Sepe Camargo (São Paulo) Pedro Alban (Salvador) Fabiano Rodrigues (São Paulo) Victor Berbel (São Paulo)
Eduardo Pizarro (São Paulo) Vera Odyn and Olga Trievas (Russia) |
Debate | |
09.17 | 16h | CCSP |
John Szot (USA)
John Szot (USA) Samira Daneshvar e Veruska Vasconez (Irã/Canada/USA)
|
Palestra | |
09.17 | 16h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective - 24 heures sur place, 2014, 90’ | Film | |
09.17 | 18h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective – Barbicania, 2014, 90’ | Film | |
09.18 | 16h - 18h | CCSP |
The Steel
Eng.ª Heloísa Maringoni (São Paulo)
Eng.ºJosé Eduardo Ribeiro de Carvalho (CSN, Volta Redonda) Metro Arquitetos (São Paulo) Mediação: Marco Artigas (São Paulo) |
Debate | |
09.18 | 18h - 20h | Sesc 24 |
Politics of the Everyday: Race, Social Class and Gender in Architecture
Tainá de Paula (São Paulo) Joice Berth (São Paulo) Ester Carro (São Paulo) Maíra Fernandes (São Paulo) Tings Chak (São Paulo) Mediação: Vanessa Grossman, Ciro Miguel e Charlotte-Malterre Barthes
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Lecture | |
09.19 | 16h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective – The Infinite Happiness, 2015, 90’ | Film | |
09.19 | 18h | Sesc 24 | Bêka & Lemoine Retrospective – Moriyama San, 2017, 63’ | Film | |
09.20 | 14h - 16h | Sesc 24 |
New Republic
Hélio Menezes (Salvador)
|
Walking Tour | |
09.20 | 18h - 20h | Sesc 24 |
Spaces of Disobedience: PISEAGRAMA 13 Journal Launch
Vânia Medeiros (São Paulo) Fernando Banzi (São Paulo) Grupo Contrafilé (São Paulo)
Mediação: Paula Lobato e Felipe Carnevalli (Belo Horizonte) |
Debate / Journal Launch | |
09.21 | 14h - 16h | Sesc 24 |
Calçadão
Andrés Sandoval (São Paulo)
|
Workshop | |
09.27 | 16h - 18h | CCSP |
Polyvalent Everyday Spaces
Lecture Prof. Dr. Martina Baum
Debate Prof. Cristiane Muniz, Prof. Markus Vogl and Prof. José Paulo Gouvêa Universidade de Stuttgart, Instituto de Planejamento Urbano e Design - Alemanha Escola da Cidade, Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo - Brasil Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Arquitectura Diseño y Urbanismo - ArgentinaEscola da Cidade Universidade de Stuttgart Instituto Goethe Prof. Martina Baum Prof. Markus Vogl Prof. José Paulo Gouvêa |
Lecture / Debate | |
09.27 | 18h - 20h | Sesc 24 |
Architecture of Maintenance
Luís Felipe Abbud (São Paulo)
Capitã Ana Flores - Corpo de Bombeiros do Centro (São Paulo) Claudete Lindoso (Ocupação Nove de Julho) Gabriel Sepe (São Paulo) Celso Sampaio (São Paulo) Mediação: Laura Maringoni (São Paulo) |
Debate | |
10.02 | 9h - 18h | CCSP |
Learning Urban Architecture With the City (As It Is)
Michael Koch (Alemanha)
Bernd Kniess (Alemanha) Prof. Ana Paula Koury (São Paulo) Prof. Renato Anelli (São Carlos) Prof. Maira Rios (São Paulo) Prof. Vinicius Andrade (São Paulo) Alexandre Delijaicov (São Paulo) Jeferson Tavares (São Carlos) Susan Ritschel (São Paulo) |
Lecture / Workshop | |
10.03 | 15h | CCSP |
Everyday: Studio MK27 Houses
Marcio Kogan (MK27, São Paulo)
Pedro Luiz Mendes da Silva Junior (Comgás, São Paulo) Mediação: IABsp |
Lecture | |
10.04 | 9h - 18h | CCSP |
Learning Urban Architecture With the City (As It Is)
Michael Koch (Alemanha)
Bernd Kniess (Alemanha) Prof. Ana Paula Koury (São Paulo) Prof. Renato Anelli (São Carlos) Prof. Maira Rios (São Paulo) Prof. Vinicius Andrade (São Paulo) Alexandre Delijaicov (São Paulo) Jeferson Tavares (São Carlos) Susan Ritschel (São Paulo) |
Lecture / Workshop | |
10.10 | 15h | CCSP |
Everyday in the Heights: The Apartment Buildings of SPBR Arquitetos
Angelo Bucci (SPBR, São Paulo) Mônica Junqueira (São Paulo) Silvio Kozuchowicz (São Paulo) Mediação: Raul Juste Lores (São Paulo)
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Lecture | |
10.16 | 16h | CCSP |
Everyday: Urban Infrastructure
Renata Semin (Piratininga arquitetos, São Paulo)
Carla Araujo Sautchuk (Comgás, São Paulo) Mediação: IABsp |
Lecture | |
10.17 | 16h | CCSP |
Everyday Memories
Gustavo Bambini Eduardo Colonelli Marianna Boghosian Mediação: Francesca Angiolillo (Folha)
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Lecture | |
10.23 | 16h-18 | CCSP |
The New Dynamics of the Everyday: FGMF and Superlimão
FGMF (São Paulo)
Thiago Rodrigues (Superlimão, São Paulo) Lucila Torqueto (Casa de Valentina, São Paulo) Silvio Kozuchowicz (SKR, São Paulo) Mediação: Fernando Serapião (São Paulo) |
Lecture | |
10.24 | 10h - 12h | CCSP | XVI Week Viver Metrópole Mackenzie | ||
10.25 | 18:30 - 20h | CCSP |
Sesc Stories: A Social Archive
Tom Avermaete, ETHZ
Juliana Braga, Sesc Fraya Frehse, USP Tapio Snellman, filmmaker, London Mariana Wilderom, FAUUSP Moderators: Irina Davidovici and Hans Teerds, ETHZ Part of the everyday life of São Paulo citizens, Sesc centres have become an agency for the production of city life. In conjunction with the exhibit Sesc Stories: A Social Archive, as part of the XII Architecture Biennale of São Paulo, students from ETH Zurich and FAUUSP have collaborated with the Chair for the History and Theory of Urban Design at ETH Zurich and London-based filmmaker Tapio Snellman on a series of short films. Their first public screening and accompanying debate will address the ways in which the urban and architectural framework of the Sescs is appropriated by local communities, generating adaptable civic spaces in the city. |
Debate | |
10.23 | 14h - 17h | CCSP | Architects Without Borders + XVI Week Viver Metrópole Mackenzie | Workshop | |
10.31 | 15h | CCSP |
Wilton Paes de Almeida Building
Dia de Festa (77 min)
Pele de Vidro (14 min) Pablo Georgieff Toni Venturi Ivanete Araujo - FLM /MMLJ Silmara Congo - MTSC Denise Zmekhol |
Film / Debate | |
11.02 | 10h | Meeting Point: Praça da Liberdade - São Paulo Downtown |
Black São Paulo Walking Tour
Sheroll Martins (São Paulo)
Guilherme Soares (São Paulo) |
Workshop | |
11.07 | 17h | CCSP |
Interface: Architecture and Design
atelier oï - Aurel Aebi
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Lecture | |
11.22 | 16h-18h | CCSP |
Metallic Structures
José Eduardo Ribeiro de Carvalho (CSN)
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Workshop | |
11.27 | 18h | CCSP | Paulo Mendes da Rocha | Lecture | |
12.08 | 18h30 - 22h | CCSP | Ceremony and Closing Party | Closing |