The Latin American Architecture Biennale 2025 (BAL 2025) opens this September 23 in Pamplona with a program of lectures, exhibitions, and meetings centered on the region's emerging architecture.
The Palacio del Condestable will host the opening with the exhibition 125 Years of Architecture in Central America, celebrating the architectural production of Costa Rica, this edition's guest country of honor.
Throughout the week, the School of Architecture at the University of Navarra and the Palacio del Condestable will host various lectures and exhibitions. Featured speakers include Costa Ricans Michael Smith-Masis, Florencia Quesada, Andrés Fernández, and Bruno Stagno, who will offer key perspectives on urbanism and tropical architecture, alongside emerging architects from various Latin American countries presenting their latest projects.
In addition to Pamplona, the biennale will host activities in Madrid, Barcelona, and Granada, reinforcing its role as a space for dialogue between Latin America and Spain, while establishing itself as a platform to bring international visibility to new voices in architecture.
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Learn more about the Biennale here: BAL 2025
This article was written by Valentina Díaz. The translation is powered by AI.
