1st Edition
Drawing (...) City (...) Body, Dwelling on Earth Imagined-Architectures: Architectural Graphic Representation and Other Images
Art and Morphology: The legacy of Camillo Sitte
A. Barbosa & R. Duque
The drawing of the winding line
A. Godinho
Former “Portuguese” Sub-Saharan colonial Africa: A drawing narrative
A. Milheiro
Drawing as a key feature in architectural creative process
A. Moreira da Silva
The thickness of the world
D. Loução & M. Cruz
(Para)metric representations and urban indicators: An application of citymetrics in a neighborhood of João Pessoa, Brazil
F. Lima & G. Silva
Hundertwasser five skins: Pretext for the study of the role of drawing and human body in the project of architecture
F. Moreira da Silva
The mask of the classical theater for a Tactile Museum, through artisanal approaches and digital protocols
F. Fatta & A. Marraffa
Cinema’s places and territories: A systematic catalogue of Italian movie theaters
F. Moschini, F. Maggiore & V. D’Alba
The city skin – visions for a tactile identity of the space
F. Oliveira
The classical composition in the social spaces of housing in Recife, Brazil
G. Carvalho, I. Bechmann & M. Figueiredo
Walking: Drawing the city with the body
J. Ferreira Crespo
The comic as an academic product: Presence and territoriality
C.G. Abdalla & C. Santos
Urban vitality in Madureira: Field observation and recording
J. Rocha & M. Costa
City Portrait: A pedagogical experience in the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of University of São Paulo
L. Jorge
Legal alien, exile and intermittent homes in “Englishman in New York” (Sting, 1987)
L. Sol
Dwelling on earth… about the Kampung of Tongkol in Jakarta
M. Louro & V. Catalfamo
Body in the space: Eduardo Gageiro’s “drawing” photography
M. Baptista-Bastos
Insightful drawings; Invented cities; Inverted bodies
M. Nascimento & F. Khoury
A contra hegemonic design for the Brazilian cities, the Rio de Janeiro case
P. da Luz Moreira
Possibilities of the flesh of the body and the flesh of the things: The drawing as a conversion of the visible into an other-visible
P. Janeiro
Possibilities of overcoming aesthetic preconceptions in drawing learning: Exercise notes about sensitive impressions
R. Ferreira Lopes & L. Mendes de Vasconcellos
Scarpa in Sicily: The memory of our senses
C. Giunta
Literary and travel images for the knowledge of the city
V. Cardone, S. D’Auria & E. De Feo
Conversions
E.W. Angelico
Biography
Pedro António Janeiro is a Professor with Aggregation at the Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, with a Post-Doctor of the Postgraduate Program in Lisbon School of Architecture and Urbanism of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, PROARQ/FAU/UFRJ. He is a Scientific Coordinator of the Research Project "Imagined-Architectures: architectural graphic representation and other images", at CIAUD/FCT/FA/ULisboa.
