ai-research.pt is a research cluster and website based at dinamia'cet-iul that addresses issues related to Criticism, Theory and History of Architecture with an impact on contemporaneity. The core is composed by a group of researchers involved in housing, colonial & post-colonial and gender studies, architecture and urbanism education and Portuguese architectural culture. We work as a team in building research networks, benefiting from the coordination and participation in projects funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia and the Cost Association. We deal with archives and heterogeneous documentation, from architecture drawings to films, we rely on field trips and oral history, we promote new historiographical and essayistic narratives that escape from traditional Eurocentric views. We work in long chronological frames and broad geographies, focusing on the territories that have Portuguese as one of their languages, asking ourselves how they are positioned in the world.

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ai-research.pt is a research cluster and website based at dinamia'cet-iul that addresses issues related to Criticism, Theory and History of Architecture with an impact on contemporaneity. The core is composed by a group of researchers involved in housing, colonial & post-colonial and gender studies, architecture and urbanism education and Portuguese architectural culture. We work as a team in building research networks, benefiting from the coordination and participation in projects funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia and the Cost Association. We deal with archives and heterogeneous documentation, from architecture drawings to films, we rely on field trips and oral history, we promote new historiographical and essayistic narratives that escape from traditional Eurocentric views. We work in long chronological frames and broad geographies, focusing on the territories that have Portuguese as one of their languages, asking ourselves how they are positioned in the world.

© 2023 A+I - All rights reserved.

cpclIResearchersBook

Colonial and Post-Colonial Landscapes I
Researcher’s Book

BOOK

YEAR:
2025

AUTHOR(S):
Vaz Milheiro, Ana
Pereira, Hélder
Lagae, Johan
Jenkins, Paul
Canas D. Martins, Ana
Pereira Henrique, Sónia
Lage, Luís
Miranda, Elisiário
Saldanha, José Luís
Fiúza, Filipa
Serrazina, Beatriz
Silva Fernandes, Ana
Deus, António

EDITOR(S):
Serrazina, Beatriz
Fiúza, Filipa
Matos Silva, Leonor

GRANT:
Coast to Coast – Late Portuguese Infrastructural Development in Continental Africa (Angola and Mozambique): Critical and Historical Analysis and Post-Colonial Assessment (PTDC/ATP-AQI/0742/2014)

Middle - -Class Mass Housing in Europe, Africa and Asia (PTDC/ART-DAQ/30594/2017)

ArchWar – Dominance and mass - -violence through Housing and Architecture during colonial wars. The Portuguese case (Guinea-Bissau, Angola, Mozambique): colonial documentation and post-independence critical assessment (https://doi. org/10.54499/PTDC/ART-DAQ/0592/2020)

ArchLabour – Architecture, Colonialism and Labour. The role and legacy of mass labour in the design, planning and construction of Public Works in former African territories under Portuguese colonial rule (ERC, ArchLabour, 1101096606)

ISBN:
978-989-781-752-6

Link:
http://hdl.handle.net/10071/34136

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