Closing the debate forum of the 14th International Architecture Biennial of São Paulo we will have the Closing Session – Paths for the Future with the participation of Camila Camargo (CAU/SP), Taynara Gomes (CAU/PA), Pedro Rossi (Cultural Director of the IAB), Cid Blanco (SDG Commission/UIA) and Raquel Schenkman (IABsp president), who will speak briefly about the role of these institutions in the face of the climate crisis, such as the organization of the IAB Guides for the 2030 agenda, a partnership between the UIA and the IAB, and the participation of architects in COP-30 in Belém.
Afterwards, we will welcome the curators for a brief conversation about the Biennial.
At the end of the event, the 5 winning projects will be announced. International Schools Competition of the 14th International Architecture Biennial of São Paulo, chosen from among the 30 works selected by the judging panel. The awards ceremony will be attended by Lucas Fehr, curator of the Competition, and judging panel members Roberta Menezes Rodrigues and Luís Antônio Jorge.
The 14th BIAsp International Architecture and Urban Planning School Competition aims to recognize student projects related to the event's theme. Submitted proposals focus on solutions and approaches that reshape the way human actions have approached and transformed the environment, whether urban, rural, or natural.
The competition's objective is to submit a project in a location and theme freely chosen by the interested parties, within the thematic proposal of the 14th BIAsp. The architecture and urban planning programs selected their projects and registered a representative for the International Competition of Schools of Architecture and Urban Planning.
The proposals present diverse contexts and scales and value regional, social, economic and cultural differences, within the understanding that architectural design must contribute to the possibility of sustaining life on the planet, through more effective and viable solutions, and through the engagement of the population and their governments.
The open call received more than 130 entries from around the world and 30 works were selected by the judging panel.
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Photo: Denise Andrade