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Photographic project revisits historic routes of Lisbon and exhibition
05/09/2024
This photographic project revisits historic routes of Lisbon and features an exhibition and a publication. This project resulted from a partnership between DINÂMIA’CET-Iscte and Movimento de Expressão Fotográfica. It will be presented to audiences on 10 September, along with the exhibition opening at Museu da Ciência e da História Natural.
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Interview with Paulo Tormenta Pinto on Antena1
06/05/2024
Paulo Tormenta Pinto was on Antena 1 to present the recently launched book Os Grandes Trabalhos e o Desejo da Cidade de Exceção.
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DINÂMIA'CET-Iscte Newsletter #82: Editorial by Ana Vaz Milheiro
19/12/2023
Issue #82 (December-November) of D'C Newsletter, featuring an editorial by Ana Vaz Milheiro entitled Architecture & Research: Picasso's visit, is now available.
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Open House Europe Summit: Construir o Futuro em Conjunto featuring Sandra Marques Pereira and Mariana Sanchez Salvador
12/12/2023
Open House Europe Summit: Construir o Futuro em Conjunto featuring Sandra Marques Pereira and Mariana Sanchez Salvador
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Sustainability and Research Award
12/12/2023
Ordem dos Arquitectos will grant the 'Project Award' to the project entitled Reabilitação do Espaço Público do Eixo Av. Condestável D. Nuno Álvares Pereira, Av. dos Combatentes e Rua Torres Pinheiro, em Tomar (ex aequo)
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TSF - Encontros com o Património: Habitar Lisboa Exhibition
28/11/2023
TSF - Encontros com o Património radio programme dedicated its latest session to the 'Habitar Lisboa' Exhibition. Marta Sequeira (curator), Inês Lobo, and Paulo Tormenta Pinto were the guests of Manuel Vale-Boas in this episode, where they debated housing policies over the last 50 years and the role of architecture and architects in this context.
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Habitar Lisboa Exhibition at the CCB
11/11/2023
The Habitar Lisboa exhibition aims to make the current housing situation in the capital visible, showcasing the role of architects in the strategy for construction in the city. The exhibition will be on display at the Architecture Centre/Garagem Sul of the Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB) until 28 April 2024.
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Rolando Volzone: Religious Heritage and the Housing Crisis
17/10/2023
Rolando Volzone interviewed in Público: 'Investigador sugere usar alguns mosteiros e conventos para albergar pessoas sem casa'.
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CIDADES, Comunidades e Territórios Journal, Autumn Special Issue 2023: Decent Housing in Portugal
13/10/2023
CIDADES, Comunidades e Territórios has just launched its Autumn 2023 Special Issue, edited by Sílvia Jorge and Vanessa Melo, entitled: O acesso a uma habitação condigna em Portugal: um olhar sobre os grupos mais vulneráveis (Access to decent housing in Portugal: an overview of the most vulnerable groups).
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LXHabidata: New Survey on House Renting in Lisbon
26/09/2023
The LXHabidata platform team is launching a new survey of the population on house renting in Lisbon
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Sandra Marques Pereira in Público: 'Formas de habitar nos anos 1960: do campo à cidade'
05/09/2023
'Formas de habitar nos anos 1960: do campo à cidade' — Article by Sandra Marques Pereira in Público
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Habitar Lisboa Debate at the CCB gathers housing experts
16/05/2023
A report by Frederico Raposo (A Mensagem) on the second debate ahead of the 'Habitar Lisboa' exhibition, which took palce at Centro Cultural de Belém. This debate gathered Lisbon's housing counciler and architects Nuno Valentim and Paulo Tormenta Pinto (researcher at DINÂMIA'CET-Iscte), researcher Marco Allegra and geographer Gonçalo Antunes.