A5021734715- Coastal and Marine Dynamics
- Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
- Coastal and Marine Management
- Architectural and Urban Studies
- Flood Risk Assessment and Management
- Cruise Tourism Development and Management
- Architecture, Modernity, and Design
- Landscape and Cultural Studies
- Urban Planning and Landscape Design
- Religious Tourism and Spaces
- Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis
- Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
- Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics
- Architecture and Cultural Influences
- Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies
- Maritime Ports and Logistics
- Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies
- Urban Green Space and Health
- Urban Transport and Accessibility
- Land Use and Ecosystem Services
Lisbon School of Design
2019-2024
University of Lisbon
2019-2024
Future sea-level rises on the urban waterfront of coastal and riverbanks cities will not be uniform. The impact floods is exacerbated by population density in nearshore areas, combined with land conversion urbanization, vulnerability towns public spaces particular significantly increased. empirical analysis a selected number projects, namely winners Mies Van Der Rohe Prize, highlighted different morphological characteristics spaces, relation to approximation water body: near shoreline,...
Streets have different forms that are not defined only by their partitions, furniture, and width, but also edges as vital features of spatiality. The relationship between a street building impacts the interface configurations, resulting in various topological characteristics. Thus, is physical entity produced interrelationship urban morphological elements (street building), way it formed used affects livability street. methods current study contribute to an empirical morphological–visual...
Among the European coastal territories most vulnerable to effects of mean sea level rise, such as flooding and erosion phenomena, are 943 km Portuguese coastline where approximately 70 per cent population lives (Bigotte et al, 2014), a percentage that rises around 80 in summer months, due tourism (Andrade 2002), especially Algarve region (southern Portugal). The case study this research is urban public space city Quarteira, which particularly vulnerable. This between land has been recently...
This article presents the pedagogical process of reading and designing in design studio course first semester fourth year Architecture Urbanism (2020–2021) held at Lisbon School Universidade de Lisboa. The research by results are inscribed Embryo Project “[entra]mar Sea Intertwined City. Interpretation Design Portuguese Seashore Streets Vulnerable to Level Rise”, funded FCT exploratory projects through CIAUD—Research Center Architecture, Lisboa (Portugal). aim this is demonstrate usefulness...
If delta and estuary areas are observed under the perspective of a double system dynamic infrastructures, object parallel “water/urbanisation” processes, interface spaces become key nodes. In this perspective, port waterfront can be described as mediation. The article argues that in case Lisbon Tagus, possibly several other cities, these edge “fluid territories.” pre-eminent characteristic territories” is they not permanent, neither space nor time. These present accelerated transformations,...
The impact of sea-level rise on coastal towns is expected to be a major challenge, with millions people exposed. climate-induced risk assessment areas subject flooding plays an essential role in planning effective measures for adaptation plans. However, European legislation, as well the regional plans adopted by member states, there no clear reference urban settlement, this concept variable and difficult categorise from policy perspective. This lack knowledge makes it complicated implement...
Revealing the place addresses referential role of sacred architecture elements that dot Portuguese Atlantic coastline in contemporary architectural pedagogy and practice architecture. The long coastline, case study research, is dotted with elements—sanctuaries, churches, chapels crosses—oriented according to both compositional canonical cosmological principles. character space articulation between land sea made evident by tension landscape. This paper this relation, resorting decomposition...
The article explores the role of public ground composition design as a defence element for coastal agglomerations vulnerable to mean sea level rise in extreme weather events scenarios. It addresses one pilot case studies [ENTRA]MAR Urban form intertwined with research project, Quarteira, city located Algarve region southern Portugal, which is flooding and erosion phenomena. provides an opportunity systematise reading interpretation phases also by phase based on scenario development that was...
Coastal cities will suffer the increasing effects of rise in average sea level caused by climate change.The mediating space between urban agglomeration and water body, shore, acts as a barrier protection for city's public space, seashore street.However, low sandy due to erosive phenomena extreme events, is losing mass exposing coastal settlement flooding.In predicting scenarios change, knowing times, cycles rhythms shoreline necessary decode new approaches edge adaptation.
The article explores the concept of copy, type and invention, such as mimesis a design process. research aims to emphasise utility coexistence between theoretical concepts in construction architectural urban design. This is composed debate which understood basic conceptual principle type, typological transfer, operational principle; both instruments composition. Case study Portuguese coastal landscape, it possible acknowledge different forms occupation defined by metrics rhythms; principles...
Global warming affects the city and interaction of anthropogenic systems. Among effects climate change, there is an increase in average sea level, as reported by IPCC. In unpredictable future change where cities are vulnerable anthropic systems, it required to make climate-proof. This thesis research focuses on seashore street, Portuguese coastal cities. The relationship between water built area defines a territory that has been considered habitable over time developed different forms use:...
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Landscapes of desire explores the necessity and to reimagine valorize discredited landscapes, between land water, along Portuguese coast: from Cova do Vapor Cabo Espichel. Vulnerable urban landscapes in face contemporary climate challenges. In which circumscribe sea, there are different fragments discourse that due abandonment by destruction caused extreme climatic events, such as flooding coastal erosion, need a new history.
 This period increasing segregation city urges us rethink way...