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Beatriz Serrazina

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PhD student (CES/III-UC). Her research focus on the role of private companies in the production of colonial space in Africa, exploring overlooked architectural protocols, built forms and transnational connections. Current research interests span architectural and planning history, (post)colonial heritage and knowledge circulation. Research fellow in the project “ArchWar: Dominance and mass-violence through Housing and Architecture during colonial wars. The Portuguese case” (DIN MIA’CET). Contributions include the co-organization of the exhibition “Colonizing Africa: Reports on Colonial Public Works” (2019) and several publications, namely “Colonial enterprises and urban design in Africa: transnational knowledge, local agency and the Diamond Company of Angola” [forthcoming 2022].

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

WomArchStruggle. Women architects in former Portuguese colonial Africa: gender and struggle for professional recognition (1953-1985)

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.

Coast to Coast – Late Portuguese Infrastructural Development in Continental Africa (Angola and Mozambique): Critical and Historical Analysis and Postcolonial Assessment

GUC – The Colonial Urbanization Offices: Architectural Culture and Practice

“A Construção de um Império: território, conexões e arquitectura na Companhia de Diamantes de Angola” | “Building an Empire: space, connections and architecture in Diamang, Angola”

I International Congress on Colonial and Postcolonial Landscapes

Optimistic Suburbia 4 – Full Papers’ Booklet

Optimistic Suburbia 2 – Book of Abstract

Optimistic Suburbia 2 – Proceedings