ANA BRANDÃO
“Based on the link between city and society, the text goes through the profound changes that took place during the democratic period, following the different urban policies designed and implemented at each moment and the dynamics of territorial transformation that took place due to or despite the existing policies.”
MARIA ASSUNÇAO GATO & FILIPA RAMALHETE
“Difficulties in accessing housing are one of the primary challenges faced by young adults during transitional phases in their lives, leading to subsequent instability.”
NADEŽDA PAZUHINA
“The concept of housing could be helpful to understand the interaction and, at the same time, a fusion of theological and social dimensions in the everyday religious practices.”
MARÍA MORENO CARRANCO
“The significance of these stories lies in the potential to construct various versions of the history of how homes and cities were experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.”
ANA ROGOJANU
“Housing systems around the world encounter a range of challenges, such as housing affordability, changes in household composition and lifestyles, or ecological transformation.”
MARIA ASSUNÇÃO GATO
“Urbanisation and the accompanying intensification of economic extraction models, changes in family dynamics and social norms and widespread uncertainties surrounding housing, employment and lifestyle choices are global phenomena, particularly pronounced in several European countries.”
RICARDO ABOIM INGLEZ
“Designed and built at a time when Portugal was partly rejecting the modernity experienced in Europe and North-America, Lino Gaspar House represents the rare encounter between two parties, clients and architect”
KAROLYNA DE PAULA KOPPKE
“This work intends to consider displacements between geographical borders as an axis for writing a history of art and architecture in Europe and America.”
RUTE FIGUEIREDO
“The articles that this dossier brings together represent, therefore, two attempts at rethinking criticism as transcultural action.”
PEDRO CASTELO
“we intend to review the content of these relations between Portugal and Brazil in the field of architecture, and on the other establish a critical framework of how this relationship came to be understood within historical mythologies affected by phenomena of post-colonial collective psychology.”
