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Latin American Architecture & Urban Development Guest Lectures Open to the Public

The O U Christopher C Gibbs College of Architecture Division of Architecture logo, the text "Lecture Series Spring 2021," and a photo of a building.

Latin American Architecture & Urban Development Guest Lectures Open to the Public

The Spring 2021 Latin American Architecture and Urban Development Systems seminar, under the direction of Herb Green Teaching Fellow René Peralta, invites the Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture community to attend its series of distinguished guest lectures.

Eight invited speakers from diverse Latin American regions will review the urban and architectural culture of their native country. The lectures will take place via Zoom on Thursdays, from 1:00 pm to 2:15 pm.

Contact René Peralta with questions (rperalta@ou.edu). This lecture series is made possible with support from the Bruce Goff Chair of Creative Architecture.

Download the lecture series flier (PDF).

View recordings of these lectures on YouTube.


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