Research Group
Research Group
Research Group
DINÂMIA'CET-IUL
Centre for Socioeconomic and Territorial Studies
Assistant Researcher
Rui del Pino Fernandes
research interests
"urban planning", "sustainable cities", "green spaces", "housing types", "urban-rural"
Short Bio
Rui del Pino Fernandes (Matosinhos, 1990) Licenciado em Arquitectura pela ESAP, com Erasmus na La Cambre/Horta de Bruxelas. Mestre pelo ISCTE-IUL em 2014, com a dissertação "Passagem ou a meio do caminho: desenvolvimento urbano e habitação na Macau pós-transferência de soberania", orientada por Ana Vaz Milheiro. Colabora com Bartolomeu Costa Cabral entre 2014 e 2016, tendo participado na produção da monografia "Bartolomeu Costa Cabral - 18 Obras", editada pela Circo de Ideias em 2016. Entre 2016 e 2018 com CVMJ Architects coordena obras em Portugal, Espanha e França. Desde 2019 é assistente de produção e curadoria na NOTE - Galeria de Arquitectura em Lisboa, tendo participado na produção das exposições: "Ideias de Intimidade" (colectiva), "Eduardo Souto de Moura - Cadernos Azuis", "Sergio Bernardes: Tropicalismo Crítico" e "Elisa de Magalhães - Labirintos", todas com a curadoria de Bárbara Silva. Desde 2021 é bolseiro MITPortugal com o projecto "Virtus in medium est - History and Planning towards an urban-rural future".
research project at dinâmia'cet-Iscte
The future of cities will depend on their formal and functional relationship with nature. Thus, operative concepts are needed for addressing specific realities and challenges, informing integrated strategies for sustainability. This proposal starts from an evolutionary analysis of the concept of “urban-rural space”. Three case-studies will serve as reference: Lisbon, Barcelona and Bucharest; studying in each one the historical urban fabric, the planned expansion and the dominant architectural types, as well as their relationship with green spaces (public/private, leisure, agricultural production or environmental preservation). The study of the historical development and genesis of each territory will enable an inventory of solutions suited to their characteristics, which, given their diversity, allow us to think about other cities. This study will result in a monograph, a handbook and an exhibition, aimed at academic and general audiences.
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