2nd Reuse of Modernist Buildings Workshop

Coimbra Modern City today: from functional buildings to community spaces

Authors

  • Gonçalo Canto Moniz Departamento de Arquitectura FCTUC
  • Paulo Providência CES-DARQ-UC
  • Michel Melenhorst OWL

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14195/1647-8681_9_13

Abstract

After the 1st RMB Student Workshop 2017 in the region of Marl (Germany), the 2nd edition worked in Coimbra, a historical university city in the centre of Portugal. In April 2018, the Reuse of Modernist Buildings (RMB) project, financed by ERASMUS+, organized the 2nd RMB Workshop to rethink the urban areas developed according to the De Groer Urban Plan of 1940.

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Author Biography

Gonçalo Canto Moniz, Departamento de Arquitectura FCTUC

Gonçalo Canto Moniz (Porto, 1971) é investigador do Núcleo Cidades, Culturas e Arquitectura (CCArq) do Centro de Estudos Sociais da UC. Licenciado em Arquitectura em 1995 no Departamento de Arquitectura da FCTUC, onde é Professor Auxiliar, Coordenador do Mestrado Integrado em Arquitectura, membro da Comissão Editorial da e|d|arq e editor da revista de cultura arquitectónica, JOELHO. Doutorado pela Universidade de Coimbra com a tese "O Ensino Moderno da Arquitectura. A Reforma de 57 e as Escolas de Belas Artes em Portugal (1931-69)" em 2011. Tem investigado e publicado sobre a Arquitectura Moderna em Portugal, nomeadamente sobre os equipamentos liceais, o ensino da arquitectura e os espaços da justiça, sendo autor do livro "Arquitectura e Instrução: o projecto moderno do liceu, 1836-1936" (e|d|arq, 2007).

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Published

2018-12-27

Issue

No. 9 (2018): Reuse of Modernist Buildings: pedagogy and profession

Section

RMB Exhibition/Workshop

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