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An afternoon of ideas across borders.

Explore the program for “Expanded Borders,” the second Puente Arquitectónico México–Los Ángeles symposium, presented by the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles and USC School of Architecture.

Two panels and an audience conversation will explore how architects are expanding the discipline through research, education, curatorial work, and binational collaboration.

📅 October 16, 2026
📍 Gin Wong Auditorium · USC School of Architecture
🕑 2–5 PM · Doors open at 1:30 PM

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#PuenteArquitectónico #ExpandedBorders #Architecture #USC by @puentearquitectonico

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Meet the voices of “Expanded Borders.”

Puente Arquitectónico México–Los Ángeles brings together José Herrasti, Rosa Agraz, Denise Luna, Carlos Bedoya, Adalberto Charvel, and Rodolfo Argote, with moderators Roberto Sheinberg and Sarah Lorenzen.

Working across Mexico and Southern California, these practitioners connect architecture with community, art, ecological thinking, and new approaches to education. Join us to discover how their work expands the possibilities of architectural practice.

Presented by the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles and USC School of Architecture.

📅 October 16, 2026 · 2–5 PM
📍 Gin Wong Auditorium · USC School of Architecture

With thanks to our sponsors and partners:
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#PuenteArquitectónico #ExpandedBorders #MexicanArchitecture #Architecture by @puentearquitectonico

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Meet Sarah Lorenzen @toloarchitecture , a member of Puente Arquitectónico and the third architect featured in our directory.

Architecture connects people, places, and ideas. Through Puente Arquitectónico, we’re strengthening ties between Mexico and Southern California, encouraging exchange among practitioners, educators, and the communities they serve.

Follow along to discover more members of our network.

#PuenteArquitectónico #SouthernCalifornia #Architecture #Design #CrossBorderCollaboration by @puentearquitectonico

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Meet Rosa Agraz @rosaagraz , a member of Puente Arquitectónico and the second architect featured in our directory.

Our network brings together Mexican architects and designers with a presence in Southern California, connecting their work with new audiences, collaborators, and opportunities across borders.

Discover the people behind our community as we continue sharing our directory.

#PuenteArquitectónico #MexicanTalent #SouthernCalifornia #Architecture #Design by @puentearquitectonico

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Meet José Herrasti @thisismutuo, member of Puente Arquitectónico and the first architect featured in our directory.

Through this series, we’re introducing the people who make up our network, highlighting Mexican talent in architecture and design across Southern California, building connections, and creating opportunities for professional and academic collaboration.

Get to know our members and follow along as our community grows.

#PuenteArquitectónico #MexicanTalent #SouthernCalifornia #Architecture #Design by @puentearquitectonico

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The 2nd event in collaboration between the Consulate General of Mexico and the USC School of Architecture, Expanded Borders brings together practitioners from the Tijuana–Los Angeles corridor to discuss how a new generation of architects is expanding the limits of the discipline past geopolitical and disciplinary boundaries by building binational platforms for research, curation, and education.

Across the Tijuana–Los Angeles corridor, a generation of architects has extended the limits of their discipline by building platforms alongside their practice: research laboratories, curatorial spaces, schools, and binational convening programs. Expanded Borders brings together practitioners from the corridor to ask what an architect does when the studio is not enough, and how a practice expands geographically and disciplinarily at the same time, operating on both sides of the border. The panel proposes that the most consequential border of the corridor is not the geopolitical one, already extensively documented, but the disciplinary border that separates the architect from the curator, the researcher, the editor, and the educator.

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More moments from Ways of Living

The first edition of Puente Arquitectónico México–Los Ángeles brought together architects and designers from Mexico and Southern California for conversations that extended beyond the symposium. The day opened new opportunities to connect and collaborate.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this first edition possible.

#PuenteArquitectónico #WaysOfLiving #MexicanArchitecture taken in USC School of Architecture by @puentearquitectonico

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A look back at Ways of Living, the first edition of Puente Arquitectónico México–Los Ángeles. @uscarchitecture @uscedu @consulmexlan by @puentearquitectonico

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A look back at Ways of Living, the first edition of Puente Arquitectónico México–Los Ángeles.

In 2025, architects and designers from Mexico and Southern California came together at the USC School of Architecture @uscarchitecture to share ideas, explore new ways of living, and build connections across borders.

These moments marked the beginning of a space for dialogue and collaboration between our architectural communities. We’re excited to keep building on it. taken in USC School of Architecture by @puentearquitectonico

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