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OBRARQ Brought Together the Construction Sector and Put Into Debate the Future of Cities: How Do We Want to Inhabit Them?

Summary by Diario Textual
The second edition of OBRARQ reunited in Santa Rosa professionals, companies, developers, students and construction referents in a day that transcended the technical to open a conversation about the future of our cities. The meeting, which was declared of Municipal Interest, had as central guest the architect and urbanist Álvaro García Resta, president of the Central Society of Architects, former Secretary of Urban Development of the City of Bue…
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The second edition of OBRARQ reunited in Santa Rosa professionals, companies, developers, students and construction referents in a day that transcended the technical to open a conversation about the future of our cities. The meeting, which was declared of Municipal Interest, had as central guest the architect and urbanist Álvaro García Resta, president of the Central Society of Architects, former Secretary of Urban Development of the City of Bue…

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Diario Textual broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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