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3/14/2024. ACSA112 / DISRUPTERS ON THE EDGE. VANCOUVER
Marcos Parga will present SPLENDID VACANCIES at the upcoming ACSA 112th Annual Meeting DISRUPTERS ON THE EDGE. March 14-16, 2024 | Vancouver, BC.
11/2023. RITA #20 / Article
The last issue of RITA Indexed Academic Journal includes HOUSEWIFIZATION, an article by Marcos Parga.
Check it online to find out more about how the relationship between space and gender has evolved alongside pervasive socioeconomic systems. Read the full article here.
Key words: housing, gender politics, family, reproductive labor, patriarchy, material feminism, biopolitics, primitive accumulation, familiar horror.
Check it online to find out more about how the relationship between space and gender has evolved alongside pervasive socioeconomic systems. Read the full article here.
Key words: housing, gender politics, family, reproductive labor, patriarchy, material feminism, biopolitics, primitive accumulation, familiar horror.
SYR ARCH FACULTY CONVERSATIONS SERIES FALL 2023
Marcos Parga participates in the Syracuse Architecture Faculty Conversations Series Fall 2023 with Rocio Crosetto (Balsa.Crosetto.Piazzi Arquitectos). A brief presentation On Walls will be followed by a conversation facilitated by Associate Dean Kyle Miller. Friday, October 13th, 11:40am EST
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS FALL 2023
Syracuse University School of Architecture launches a new edition of DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Lecture Series on designing for new domesticities curated by Marcos Parga. Fall 2023
A CONFLICTED RELATIONSHIP (Book)
Una relación conflictiva. Superstudio y la desaparición del arquitecto. New book published by Diseño Editorial, June 2023, pp.550
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Marcos Parga lectures at MONTANA State University School of Architecture on "SPLENDID VACANCIES". Monday, March 6th, 1:15pm MST, 3:15pm EST (ZOOM)
LIVING CONTINUITY_SHARJAH ARCHITECTURE TRIENNIAL 2023
Marcos Parga participates in a panel discussion on "Participatory Research / Lessons in Community Interdependence" as part of Living Continuity Research Initiative, Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023. February 18th, 6:30pm GST (9:30am EST). He will be presenting his research "On Decentralized Domesticities".
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS SPRING 2023
Syracuse University School of Architecture launches a new edition of DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Lecture Series on designing for new domesticities curated by Marcos Parga. Spring 2023
CLEMSON S23 LECTURE SERIES
Marcos Parga lectures at CLEMSON School of Architecture as part of the Spring 2023 Lecture Series on "Two Houses and A Suspicion". Wednesday, February 15th, 2:30pm EST
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS FALL 2022
Syracuse University School of Architecture launches DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Lecture Series on designing for new domesticities curated by Marcos Parga. Fall 2022
Meet Your Neighbors (Again) at Oslo Architecture Triennale
MAPAa proposal has been selected to be part of The Neighborhood Index, a catalogue of neighborhood projects, practices and perspectives from around the world. Click in the image for more.
VOID Symposium
Next Monday, January 10-2pm, Marcos Parga will be participating in VOID Symposium: Art & Architecture & Participation at SCAD MOA, Savannah, GA.
VOID: Now on view!
A MAPAa collaboration with artist Ira Lombardia for the SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah, GA
Rebeliones Cotidianas in PLOT Magazine #58
The essay "Rebeliones Cotidianas. Herramientas Retroactivas para un Reseteo Comunal" by Marcos Parga is published in PLOT Magazine #58. You can buy it here.
Meet Your Neighbors (Again) in UrbanNext
The essay "Meet Your Neighbors (Again). Spatial Simulations for Domestic Revolts" is published in UrbanNext. You can read the full article here.
Rebeliones Cotidianas in ArchDaily
The essay "Rebeliones Cotidianas. Herramientas Retroactivas para un Reseteo Comunal" by Marcos Parga is published in ArchDaily. You can read it here.
5/6/2021. Tulane School of Architecture Final Reviews / Spring 2021
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Undergraduate Program Online Final Reviews next Thursday, May 6th at Tulane School of Architecture / University of Tulane, New Orleans. Marcos will participate in ARCH 3032 Integrated Design Studio Reviews led by Prof. Ruben Garcia-Rubio.
4/30/2021. Syracuse Architecture Visiting Critic Studio Final Reviews / Spring 2021
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Visiting Critic Studio Online Final Reviews next Friday, April 30th at Syracuse SoA. Marcos will participate in ARC 407 SEC M001 Design VI Studio Reviews led by Prof. Liang Wang.
4/28/2021. Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture & Design Final Reviews / Spring 2021
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Undergraduate Program Online Final Reviews next Wednesday, April 28th at the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture & Design / University of Houston. Marcos will participate in Arch 2501-Unit_02 Studio Reviews led by Prof. Rafael Beneytez-Durán.
12/11/2020. Taubman College Final Reviews / Fall 2020
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Undergraduate Program Online Final Reviews next Friday, Dec 11th at The Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning/University of Michigan. Marcos will participate in UG3 Studio Reviews led by Ana Morcillo Pallares and Malcolm McCullough.
12/10/2020. UVA Final Reviews Fall 2020
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Fabricated Homescapes Online Final Review next Thursday, Dec 10th at University of Virginia School of Architecture, a Design Studio led by Luis Pancorbo and Ines Martin-Robles.
11/20/2020. FAB Homescapes Final Review
Marcos Parga has been invited as guest critic to join the Fabricated Homescapes Online Final Review next Friday, Nov 20th at Georgia Tech School of Architecture, a Design Studio led by Debora Mesa, Ventulet Chair in Architectural Design, that explores ways to improve architectural quality and affordability through design, in the context of an increasing housing crisis -in the US and globally.
09/12/2019. BEYOND PRACTICE / Publication
Beyond Practice Summer Program 2019 booklet released! In essence, this 5-week travel program led by Marcos Parga seeks to analyze the impact at all levels of the recent economic crisis that stroked Spain and its potentiality as a triggering agent for a paradigm shift in emerging architectural production methods throughout the country.
01/30/2019. TESIS RECIENTES I / BOOK
The editorial of Madrid Architects Association (COAM) has just published the book “RECENT THESIS I”, which includes an article by Marcos Parga outlining the most relevant outcomes of his research ‘The Radical Option. A travel through Superstudio’.
The book is the physical testimony of the cycle of conferences / debates that took place at the COAM headquarters in Madrid, featuring the best PhD dissertations by architects from Madrid defended in the last years.
The book is the physical testimony of the cycle of conferences / debates that took place at the COAM headquarters in Madrid, featuring the best PhD dissertations by architects from Madrid defended in the last years.
12/20/2018. ACSA 107th / BLACK BOX
Marcos Parga will present THE EXPANDED SCHOOL at the upcoming 2019 ACSA 107th Annual Meeting BLACK BOX: Articulating Architecture’s Core in the Post-Digital Era. March 28-30, 2019 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Co-chairs: Jeremy Ficca (Carnegie Mellon University), Amy Kulper (Rhode Island School of Design),Grace La (Harvard University).
As stated in the conference overview, in the arena of creative practice, the chairs seek sessions that examine modes of design practice emerging from this specific moment of cultural production. If disciplines are regimes of practice, then cumulatively, how do these diverse and innumerable architectural approaches constitute a disciplinary core?
Co-chairs: Jeremy Ficca (Carnegie Mellon University), Amy Kulper (Rhode Island School of Design),Grace La (Harvard University).
As stated in the conference overview, in the arena of creative practice, the chairs seek sessions that examine modes of design practice emerging from this specific moment of cultural production. If disciplines are regimes of practice, then cumulatively, how do these diverse and innumerable architectural approaches constitute a disciplinary core?
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