Convidamos a todas e a todos para o seminário "Teoria da arquitectura como género literário no século XIX", que se realizará esta Quinta-feira (17 de Setembro) a partir das 15h00 na sala T2 do DARQ. Existe a possibilidade de assistir ao seminário via "Zoom": https://www.ces.uc.pt/pt/agenda-noticias/agenda-de-eventos/2020/teoria-da-arquitetura-como-genero-literario

https://www.jornaldeleiria.pt/noticia/e-se-sao-pedro-de-moel-ganhasse-uma-discoteca-junto-ao-farol

O aluno do Departamento de Arquitetura, Nuno Santos, foi vencedor deste prémio, atribuído pela Universidade de Limmerick, com o trabalho que realizou sobre o Matadero de Madrid.

Exposição com os trabalhos dos Alunos da Turma de Atelier de Projeto Território e Paisagem Inauguração ao ar livre: Parque do Bambi Café |20 de Junho|18:30h

23 de Junho de 2020, 3.ª feira, 9h00 -12h30, videoconferência (zoom) Zoom ID: 95857072440

Given the developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, the editorial board of Joelho - Journal of Architectural Culture decided to extend the submission deadline until 15 May 2020.

Considering the recent developments of the Covid-19 pandemic in Portugal, the University of Coimbra, in an official statement issued earlier this month, suspended all on-site teaching activities until the end of the academic year. This particular situation urged the team to develop an accordingly strategy by adjusting this year’s program and objectives for the upcoming edition. The Atelier Tutors, Session Lecturers & Guests for CASA 2020 already transmitted their support by confirming their presence in 2021.

Archaeological sites have been considered as places of memory preservation and celebration of a past – settlements of communities and migrations of ethnic groups, cultural exchanges between communities, religious movements and their progress in the territory, and the processes of territorial domination, among others. The next issue of the journal Joelho is devoted to crossings of reciprocal lessons in landscape, archaeology and architecture studies.