SIITUA III | International Seminar on Research in Territory, Urbanism, and Architecture

3rd International Seminar on Territory, Urbanism, and Architecture Research – SIITUA III

The Universidad Ricardo Palma and U.Llaqta Research Journal present the 3rd International Seminar on Territory, Urbanism, and Architecture Research (SIITUA III), an academic gathering that will bring together researchers, faculty, and professionals from Peru, Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, and Luxembourg to share research and reflections on architecture, urbanism, territory, and the environment.

The seminar will take place over two days and will be organized into four thematic blocks: Habitat and Public Space, Architecture and Materiality, Urbanism and the City, and Territory and the Environment. The research presented will address topics such as public space and thermal comfort, urban regeneration, industrial heritage, housing, care-oriented architecture, artisanal production, urban densification, the conversion of industrial areas, social housing, territorial vulnerability, water conservation, risk management, and adaptation to glacial retreat.

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Cite: "SIITUA III | International Seminar on Research in Territory, Urbanism, and Architecture" [SIITUA III | Seminario Internacional de Investigaciones de Territorio, Urbanismo y Arquitectura] 21 Sep 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Diaz, Valentina) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1185472/siitua-iii-international-seminar-on-research-in-territory-urbanism-and-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884
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SIITUA III | 第三届领土、城市与建筑研究国际研讨会

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