IJUP, REITORIA DA UNIVERSIADE DO PORTO, 8 MAIO 2024

IJUP _ REITORIA A UNIVERSIDADE DO PORTO / SESSÃO ARCHITECTURE I (ORAL), 8 Maio 2024 9-10.30h (Moderação por Gonçalo Furtado e Virgílio Pereira) 1. “Visual Urban Quality: Impact on Health and Well-being” 2. “Urbanism of the Human Flows. Buenos Aires as a starting point” 3. “Between Sea and Land - Urban development proposal for the preservation of the cultural and architectural heritage of the town of Apúlia” 4. “For a Bioclimatic Rehabilitation: the case of the Kamionek Factory, in Warsaw” 5. “Valorization of archaeological Roman gold-mining cultural landscapes in “charnecas” 6. “The project of Modern Brazilianness: Intersections between Architecture and Music from 1922 to 1964" / SESSÃO ARCHITECTURE (POSTER VIEWING I), 8 Maio 2024 10.30-11.30h (Moderação por Pedro Santos e Cristina Silva) 1. “Memory, territory, identity. Journey through the cooperative wineries of the Junta Nacional do Vinho” 2. “Retrospective Studies on the History of Portuguese Urban Planning, Part 2” 3. “Beyond Borders: For a Sustainable Territorial Planning in Rio de Onor and Rihonor de Castilla” 4. “From Pedagogy to Space: Rethinking School Architecture for the 21st Century” / SESSÃO ARCHITECTURE II (ORAL), 8 Maio 2024 11.30-13h (Moderação por Gonçalo Furtado e Joaquim Teixeira) 1. “The journeys of the Fernando Távora Prize as a research practice in architecture" 2. “Travel in Architecture: between life and work" 3. “The evolution of Habitar in theater scenes, between 2000-2020, at TNSJ" 4. “THE IMPERMANENT MATTER. drawing domestic space from light - a study on Malagueira" 5. “Intergenerational Housing. Contributions for Good Practices" 6. “Double Door: Three Distances Between Doors in House Design" 7. “The Algarve’s forgotten Modern Architectural Heritage: the case of the Gago Rosa House" 7 LUNCH BREAK, 8 Maio 2024, 13h-14.30h / SESSÃO ARCHITECTURE (POSTER VIEWING II) 8 Maio 2024, 16-17h (Moderação por Cristina Siva e Pedro Santos) 1. “Reimagining the Present to Design Tomorrow: adaptability and flexibility in Architecture” Nadja G. Araújo" 2. “Contribution to A New Machine for Living for the 21st Century Affordable Rent Housing Project for The Monte Da Bela Neighborhood, Porto" 3. “Spatiaity and meaningful experiences in the work of Fernando Távora and Álvaro Siza” 4. “Multiculturalism, from ethnic diversity to ecumenical public space”