Each edition of our festival lives on far beyond the moment it took place. From the books we publish to touring exhibitions, we always strive to broaden the thematic ballast and cumulative knowledge. That is why you can easily find us at your home, at the Sinel de Cordes Palace, online, and on the road! |
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Cycles' closing days Terra This weekend closes the Triennale 2022 exhibition that marked the past semester of programming at the CCB - Garagem Sul. Discover how to twist the chain that runs from extraction to demolition of building materials, to transform it into a recovery and reuse cycle. As a bonus this weekend is free admission. | |
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Time to cultivate Books Looking for the perfect company for your evenings? We've launched a collection of four books that complement each other around Terra, teeming with contributions to inspire new ways forward in architecture. Separately, paired, or the complete pack, buy and get them delivered to your home! | |
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Taking the Country's Side in Marseille Exhibition Curated by Sébastien Marot, this exhibition keeps on going and is now at the Friche Belle de Mai cultural centre. Titled Prendre la Clé des Champs, it proposes to tackle the current environmental deadlock through the relationship that architecture and agriculture have in transforming the territory. It opens tomorrow with the launch of a book by David Holmgren, the father of Permaculture. To be visited until 21 May. | |
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An invitation to philanthropy Support Entering 2023, we celebrate three new supporters of our programming: two from Portuguese studios – Summary and Raquel Morais Arquitectura – and one from down below with the University of Western Australia. This year, we are committed to expanding the Palace programme (which began with the Fertile Futures assembly of thought) and continuing with its renovation. That's why we appeal to the philanthropic verve of the architectural community at large: join the club! | |
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