Proyector invites you to Collective Digitization, a photogrammetry workshop led by Francisco Regalado.

Proyector invites you to "Ruins", a documentary by Jesse Lerner with whom a dialogue will be opened about the screening.

Proyector invites you to Flashes by Miguel Covarribias, a tattoo session with Pedro Assam and Leonardo Grajales

Proyector invites you to Collective Fragments, a pattern-making workshop for children led by Rufus Shakespeare and Francisco Regalado.

Proyector invites you to the presentation of the short film and installation "Structures that Breathe" by Lydia Moog, a project that explores different interpretations of "lightness" in structures.

Ecologies of the Machine: Landscapes of Cement and Power, a collaboration between Erika Loana and Kim Förster, curated by Tania Tovar, is on display at PAVILLON 333, Munich.

Tania Tovar and Juan Cuock present at the Center for Architecture in New York, "Projections: Exhibiting the Hidden", the book that recapitulates the work of Proyector during its first five years.

Proyector presents “Extra-Ordinary” for the Architecture Pavilion of the CDMX Open Design 2025 “Maleza: Design in Resistance” an initiative in collaboration with Re:arc Institute

The Pop-Up presents the first results of Extraordinario and the work of practices and projects that address diverse social problems, promoting a new landscape of architectural production in the region.

"Projections," the book celebrating Proyector's first five years, brings together exhibitions, curatorial processes, and lessons learned that have helped solidify the platform.

Original Copies or The Art of the Steal explores how digitization allows for the creation of faithful replicas of pre-Hispanic artifacts held in collections abroad. The exhibition questions colonial dispossession and proposes copying as a form of symbolic repatriation and democratization of cultural heritage.

Proyector presents its Cycle 13, "Original Copies or The Art of the Steal" a research project by Francisco Regalado and the Laboratory of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology, presented within the framework of the Mextrópoli 2025 Architecture and City Festival.

A conversation that will bring together diverse voices addressing some of the building maintenance strategies and programs that structure the exhibition's central themes.

"Towards Other Architectures," a meeting with former League Prize and Emerging Voices winners to reflect on new ways of practicing architecture in Mexico, organized by Otros Entregables.

A conversation that will bring together architecture firms that have worked on projects within the framework of government programs, with the aim of collectively reflecting on the implications of operating in these contexts.

Ecologies of the Machine: Landscapes of Cement and Power, a collaboration between Erika Loana and Kim Förster, curated by Tania Tovar, is on display at VIPER Gallery, Prague.

In conversation with practices that explore alternative approaches to architecture from a collective and everyday perspective, at the launch of Extra Ordinario.

Proyector, in collaboration with re:arc institute, presents Extra Ordinario, a collaborative network that seeks to identify new models of production and creative architectural work practices in Latin America.

"Building Management: Consumed by use"," an exhibition that examines building maintenance strategies, the ideological forces behind them, and the conservation mechanisms proposed by culture, context, society, and users.

Proyector presents its Cycle 12, "Building Management: Consumed by use" a research project by the District Department, Nathan Friedman, and Francisco Quiñones.

Rice University's School of Architecture presents "(dis)assemblies," an exhibition that brings together works, pieces, and research from the 2023-24 Watkin Sequence.

Rice University's School of Architecture opens the exhibition "(dis)assemblies", a curatorial project by Tania Tovar and Zhicheng Xu.

A conversation with Adriana David from DOMA, Ilana Boltvinik, and Rodrigo Viñas from Colectivo TRES about food sovereignty and the spatial implications of waste.