Rosario will host the 7th Meeting of Women Architects: Constructions, Cities and Territories
The event will be held on August 14, 15 and 16 at the headquarters of the College of Architecture and Urbanism of the Province of Santa Fe, located in Belgrano Avenue 646. Participation is free for professionals, students, researchers, architecture workers and habitat who are interested in building an open and plural space. Requires prior registration
Rosario arrives in the seventh edition of the national event, which annually summons professionals of architecture from all over the country. It is presented as a space for reflection and collective action that seeks to make visible, strengthen and project the multiple ways in which architect women intervene in the construction of our cities and territories.In this opportunity, the meeting of women architects - Ema 7 - will focus on care plots, understanding not only as a daily practice, but as a central dimension of thought and architectural production. The care as a structuring value of inhabiting, as a principle that guides the design, management and transformation of the constructed environment. This perspective implies critically reviewing the ways in which architecture occurs, make visible the existing inequalities and promote comprehensive approaches that contemplate sustainability, equity and participation. During three days, conferences, dialogue tables, workshops and collective exhibition will be developed. They will share experiences, knowledge and proposals that link architecture, territory, gender and community. The meeting will take place at the headquarters of the College of Architecture and Urbanism of the Province of Santa Fe (Belgrano Avenue 646, Rosario) and has the organization of the six districts of the CAUPSF.Inscription and modality of participation The participation to the event is free for all professionals, students, researchers, workers of architecture and habitat An open and plural space. Requires prior registration. In addition, professionals are invited to postulate their work linked to the topics raised in poster format, which will be part of a special exhibition of the meeting. Conferences and tables will also be broadcast live through the Caupsf YouTube channel. More information: Ema7.arq@gmail.com or @emma.arquitects.arg
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