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A Moeda (The Coin), Jared Hawkey, Sofia Oliveira, 2013 © Andrew Tonks, London Metropolitan University, Pure Mathematics / STORM

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© SEM TÍTULO, INÊS BOTELHO, 2012

Project by: Inês Botelho (PT), Susana Gaudêncio (PT), Mattia Denisse (FR), Mário Moura (PT), João Nicolau (PT), Ramiro Guerreiro (PT), Gustavo Sumpta (PT), Curated by: Maria do Mar Fazenda (PT)
Date: 30.11.2013 – 24.03.2014 | Tue - Sun: 9h30 - 13h00 | 14h00h - 17h30

Opening: 30.11 - 15h
Category: Exhibition
Address: Museu da Luz – Rua da Nossa Senhora da Luz, 7240-100 Aldeia da Luz, Mourão, Portugal

For the celebration of its 10th anniversary, the Museu da Luz is organising a special residency programme for seven visual artists and creative practitioners from different areas, including Mário Moura, Inês Botelho and Susana Gaudêncio. Their work will be the result of exchanges and dialogues, and will feature in an exhibition that celebrates the present and the future of this place.

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A Way Out, Dragoljub Stašić, 2013© Dragoljub Stašić

Project by: Dragoljub Stasic (RS)
Category: Exhibition / Installation
Address: Faculty Of Technical Sciences, Kneza, Knjaza Milosa br.7, 38220 Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia

The installation is a self-reflection project on the personal state of an architect. It represents the ideal that subjective is objective and that the only truth is the one that we perceive.

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Abaskun, a paisagem não tem dono, 2013 © Ozur Kalan

Project by: A Paisagem não tem dono (AN/AZ/CYBR)
Date: 12.09.2013
Category: Expedition / Performance
Address: Largo Intendente Pina Manique, 28, 1100-285 Lisboa

Abaskun is an architecture network created by the collective A Paisagem Não Tem Dono. This project pays homage to the presence of the Abaskun minority in Lisbon, since many of them passed away between 2005-06 in Iraq. The project appropriates their tradition and produces an audio tour inviting people to wander through Lisbon listening to their story, narrated by one of the few Abaskuns left in the city.

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ANDAR AO DEUS DARÁ, BEM BOM, 2012 © AMBAS AS DUAS

Project by: BEM BOM – Joana Tavares (PT), Cristina Viana (PT), Nuno Bengalito (PT)
Date: 12.09 – 15.12.2013
Category: Expedition / Documentary / Publication
Booking info: fazemos@obembom.com

Andar ao Deus Dará is a suburbs postcard collection. Taken from different points on the Sintra Rail Line the project aims to show how cities stretch far beyond their centre and questions where do the people who inhabit the city live?

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Another Place: Berlin; Knoll + Cella, 2012, © Knoll + Cella

Project by: Cella (US), Klaus Knoll (AT)

Date: 11.09 – 30.09.2013 | Tue - Sun: 10h - 18h
Category: Exhibition / Installation / Publication

Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa
 

This artwork will turn rooms into camera obscuras that project the venue on its own furniture and walls; photographing these spaces from the outside where its reflections overlay the venue in the neighboring interiors. The project explores the proximity, overlays, and juxtapositions that happen inside the space itself.

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Anti-climax: a report on the metabolist dream, fala atelier, 2013 © Filipe Magalhães, Ana Luisa Soares

Project by: Filipe Magalhães (PT), Ana Luisa Soares (PT)

Date: 24.10 – 15.12.2013 | Tue - Sun: 10h - 18h
Category: Exhibition / Lecture

Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

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Architects In Love, Architectuul, 2013 © Copyright: Creative Commons

Project by: Christian Burkhard (AT), Daniel Dendra (PL)
Date: Premiere 26.09.2013 | 19.30h (online a week later on architectuul.com)
Category: Documentary
Address: Buchhandlung Walther König, Burgstraße 27, 10178 Berlin, Germany

Booking Info: Aleesha Callahan, aleesha@architectuul.com

Architects In Love is a film project consisting of five short videos which seek to capture the essence of architecture through a series of candid discussions with young architects in the city of Berlin. Instead of talking in the abstract, the architects present architecture they have grown to love in their own neighbourhood. It is through the prism of these buildings that the films offer a synopsis of the city.

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Archive Effect, Mi you and Lisa Bensel © Archive Effect 2013

Project by: Lisa Bensel (DE), Mi You (CH)

Date: 12.09 – 15.12.2013
Category: Performance / Installation / Expedition | Performances: Friday 13.09 at 1 pm starting from Praça da Figueira (half an hour) | Saturday 14.09 at 11 am starting at the Jardim Botto Machado (45 minutes)
Address: Various urban spaces in Lisbon (Escola Gerais 28), Porto in Portugal and Bochum, Germany (Nibelungenstraße 4, 44793 Bochum, Deutschland)

Booking info: info@archiveeffect.eu

The project designates empty spaces in the city as former sites of creative initiatives and investigates them as indicators of economic, urban, cultural political and social imbalance, creating an open discussion on the subject. These archives do not merely seek to document the past, but rather question the future and raise awareness to the responsibility towards these sites.

www.archiveeffect.eu

Archizines, Osaka, 2012 © Kenta Hasegawa

Project by: Elias Redstone (UK), Fabio Vanin (IT)

Date: 12.09 – 20.09.2013
, everyday | 14h-20h | Debate: 11.09 - 19h
Category: Exhibition
/Debate
Exhibition address: FSH Arts and Education Centre – R. Santo António à Estrela, 31, 1100-533 Lisboa


 | Debate address: Rua Trindade, nº18, Chiado, Lisboa.

Archizines celebrates the resurgence of independent architectural publishing around the world. This exhibition features 100 architecture magazines, fanzines and journals from over 20 countries that provide an alternative to the established press, through critical research platforms into architectural practise.

The debate "Architecture as a Tool for Change" is taking place to launch the Archizines exhibition in Lisbon | Speaker bios:
 

Ben Campkin is Director of the UCL Urban Laboratory and Senior Lecturer at the Bartlett School of Architecture; co-editor of Urban Pamphleteer and author of Remaking London (IB Taurus, 2013).

Elias Redstone is the curator of Archizines and the editor-in-chief of the London Architecture Diary. Previously he was the curator of the Polish Pavilion at the 2010 Venice Architecture Biennale, hub curator of the 2008 London Festival of Architecture and Senior Curator at The Architecture Foundation, London.

Fabio Vanin is an Italian architect and urban designer, holding a PhD in Urbanism. He received the Pancho Guedes Architecture Award for his thesis “Maputo Open City”.

Ivo Poças Martins is an architect based in Porto and editor of Friendly Fire, an independent architecture collective interested in subversive and humorous narratives and practices. Its aim is to address the architectural culture and its effects on everyday life in an alternative and informal perspective.

João Santa-Rita is Vice-President of the Portuguese Order of Architects and Principal in Charge of Santa-Rita Arquitectos with projects developed in Portugal, USA, Poland and Angola. João is also a Professor at the Autónoma University in Lisbon.

Nathalie Weadick is Director of the Irish Architecture Foundation and curator of the forthcoming exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art called The Everyday Experience.

Stephen Mulhall is editor of A4 and columnist for Architecture Ireland, and was previously editor of Building Material, the journal of the Architectural Association of Ireland. Stephen runs nineteeneighty, recently voted Best Emerging Practice at the Irish Architecture Awards 2013.

Tom Keeley works at the intersection of architecture, geography, landscape and anthropology through writing, research, teaching, and publishing. He runs Range Editions, and is the editor of America Deserta Revisited.


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Project by: Olivier Raffaelli (FR); Guillaume Sibaud (FR); Gregory Bousquet (FR); Carolina Bueno (BR)
Date: 01.09 – 31.12.2013
Category: Exhibition
Address: Galeria Eduardo Fernandes – R. Harmonia 145 – Vila Madalena, São Paulo SP – 05435-000 Brasil

Imagine a museum that is not an island in the city but a circle, which starts moving at the same time as people's interests, as well as those of associations, schools, galleries, private and public institutions. This circularity tries to embrace the territory in all its diversity. The exhibition places culture at the centre of the debate, as the key principle for reclaiming geography, mobility and social equality.

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Arquiteturas Film Festival Lisboa,2013 © Do You Mean Architecture

Project by: Sofia Mourato (PT)

Date: 26 – 29.09.2013, everyday: 13.30h - 24h

Category: Film / Video / Cinema / Documentary / Exhibition / Lecture / Symposium

Address: Cinema City Alvalade, Av. De Roma, no 100, 1700-352 Lisboa

Arquiteturas Film Festival Lisboa will be the first international film festival in the Iberian Peninsula to screen documentary and fiction films about architecture. The festival uses the power of moving image as a tool for broadening public understanding and appreciation of the discipline. The programme will present documentaries, shorts and animations that explore contemporary Portuguese architecture as well as fictional and experimental films that stress the permanent dialogue between city, space and narrative.

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Open Air Gallery Mangiabarche, 2012 © Stefano Rabolli Pansera

Project by: Stefano Rabolli Pansera (IT), Paula Nascimento (AO)
Date: 30.09 - 07.10.2013 | Everyday
Category: Cinematic Workshop
Address: Museum of Contemporary Art of Calasetta and Mangiabarche Gallery, Itália

Can the Mediterranean coastline offer the ground for contemporary research and production? Can we still use isolated, coastal villages as epicenters for contemporary thinking? Which format do artists have to invent in order to talk to a local audience, which is not familiar with contemporary art and which is not exposed to contemporary debates? In October, a group of international artists (Robert Pratt, Leone Contini and Ian Law), a film-maker (Pedro Lino) and designers (Chimera Group) will transform Calasetta, into a continuous laboratory for artistic production.

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Booking info: dir@beyondentropy.com
 

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Beyond the ornament, Collaboration, 2013 © Margaux Parillaud

Alentejo marble is intrinsic to the landscape, industry, and economy of Portugal. At a time when the Portuguese marble industry is in crisis, multi-disciplinary collective Collaboration (Co.), presents a project looking at the history of this valuable building material through migration, trade and travel.

Project by: Collaboration (Co.): Boris Lesouef (FR), Camille Ayme (FR), Margaux Parillaud (FR), Clément Lobbens (FR) Frédérique Barchelard (FR)
Category: Exhibition

Date: 08.11 a 24.11.2013

Adress: Lx Factory, Building 1, 1st floor, Room 1.17

Rua Rodrigues Faria, 103, Lisbon

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Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/beyondtheornament

Boa Esperança, Kevin Fellingham, 2013 © Kevin Fellingham

Project by: Kevin Fellingham (ZA)

Date: 10.10 - 15.12.20
Category: Installation
Address: Strandfontein Pavilion, Strandfontein Rd, Mitchell's Plain 7798 Western Cape, South Africa

www.kfellingham.com

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Bom Proveito: Recontextualising the Ritual, FUTURITUALS, 2013 © Radha Mistry

Project by: Radha Mistry (US), Chloe Morris (FR/ZA)

Date: 13.09.2013 | Opening hour: 10h (open all day)

Category: Instalation / Performance / Workshop

Address: Intersection of R. Padre Manuel Bernardes + R, Mestre Manuel Vicente, 2825 Costa da Caparica

Booking Info: radha@radhamistry.com

Diverse global scenarios from the problems of an ageing population, collaborative consumption to food sustainability, drive this day-long performative workshop, Bom Proveito:Recontextualizing the Ritual. Framed through a reenactment of the folktale of the "stone soup" and using the collabo-rative cooking ritual to bring people together, guests will part with their personal narratives, to be collected, shared and archived.

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Project by: Marco Bruno (IT), Simone Carena (IT), Minji Kim (Kr)
Category: Lecture / Symposium
Date: 13.09.2013 | 15h.
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

Booking info: motoelastico@gmail.com
 

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Breathe the air we share 2013 © NancyDiniz

Project by: Nancy Diniz (CH), Bennedict Anderson (AU)


Date: 30.09 – 04.10.2013 | Everyday: 10h - 17h


Category: Exhibition / Instalation / Lecture
Address: ISCTE/IUL Building II, 1st Floor, Av. Das Forças Armadas, 1649-026 Lisboa

Focusing on the urgent air pollution problem in China, Breathe: the air we share proposes new and portable technologies for reading air quality levels, drawing attention to this urgent problem.

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Project by: Miguel Tomé (PT)
Date: 26.09 – 31.10 | Fri - Thu
Category: Workshop / Exhibition / Lecture
Address: FBAUP – Av. Rodrigues de Freitas 265, 4049-021 Porto

Informed by an exhibition held in 1977 at the Escola de Belas Artes in Porto, this workshop aims to trigger a broad, multidisciplinary reflection on the transformation of the contemporary city while critically surveying SAAL, a 1970s watershed housing project in Portugal.

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Project by: DezOnze Collective: Alexandre Loureiro (PT), Carlos Bessa (PT), Luís Portas (PT), Gabriela Pinto (PT), José Soares (PT), Ricardo Porto Ferreira (PT)
Date: 12.09 – 19.12.2013, Thurdays
Category: Film / Video / Cinema / Documentary / Publication

Address: Fundação José Rodrigues, R. da Fábrica Social, 4000-201 Porto

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Edifício Parnaso – R. de Nossa Senhora de Fátima, 4440-452 Porto

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CAPC – Parque de Santa Cruz, 3001-401 Coimbra 

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CAAA – R. Padre Augusto Borges de Sá, 4810-523 Guimarães 

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Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara,142–145, 1100-474 Lisboa

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Cadavre Exquis brings the 1930s Surrealists game up to date in the form of a video-documentary around architecture and its relations with the social and cultural context of our time. Each guest has the opportunity to contribute critically to the discussion, interact with others and confront their individual doubts and dilemmas. The ensuing Q&A game unfolds according to its own logic and can go on ad eternum.

© Casa do Vapor

Project by: EXYZT Collectif, Alex Römer (DE), Amália Buisson (PT), Diana Pereira (PT), Sofia Costa Pinto (BR), Associação de Moradores da Cova do Vapor, convidados.

Date: 15.4 - 30.10.2013. As an installation and also as a house we are always open but it can be without activities.
Category: Installation / Workshop
Address: Av. Martins Correia, 225, Cova do Vapor, 2825-897 Trafaria

Booking info: casa@casadovapor.org
 

Casa do Vapor is a temporary community space in Cova do Vapor, a fishing village on the Tejo river just outside Lisbon, partly funded by a Close, Closer Crisis Buster grant. Cova do Vapor is a place known for its strong sense of community and unique architectural tradition of self-building. A temporary structure, Casa do Vapor provides a meeting point for local inhabitants, architects, artists, surfers and others, offering projects and workshops throughout the summer months.


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Houses and Skulls. Stones and Fig-trees, Luísa Ferreira 2013 © AMJP

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Cidade Da Roupa Branca, Cole, Hyde, Jacka, Telleria- Teixeira and Goulart, 2013 © Olivia Hyde, Jon Jacka

Project by: Thomas Cole (AU), Olivia Hyde (AU) Jon Jacka (AU), Pedro Telleria-Texera (PT/AU)
Category: Installation

The communal washing of clothes was celebrated in the Portuguese film “Aldeia da Roupa Branca” in 1938. As a response to the transitional conditions between the public and private territory, a public wash-in will take place on a day during Close, Closer. The participants just need to bring their laundry to the event and join others in washing it by hand. By being hung on the line network to dry, the laundry gradually creates a series of smaller semi-private places within the larger public space. The day concludes with the screening of the film.

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Architecture Snob, Architecture Snob, 2013 © Architecture Snob

Project by: Architecture Snob – Marcin Szczelina (PL), Tomasz Malkowski (PL)
Date: 11.09 – 15.12.2013
Category: Film Publication / Video / Cinema / Documentary / Audio Guide / Guided Tour / Expedition

Online project

Booking info: hello@architecturesnob.pl


Intended as an open and accessible alternative report for people to use, close, closer, closest! is an independent blog, guide and record of the hundreds of different projects, exhibitions and events taking place as part of the 2013 Lisbon Architecture Triennale.

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CLOSE to cities and CLOSER to People, Maria Rosália Guerreiro, Miguel Sales Dias, Pedro Faria Lopes, Sara Eloy, 2013

Project by: Sara Eloy (PT), Maria Rosália Guerreiro (PT), Pedro Faria Lopes (PT), Miguel Sales Dias (PT)
Date: 30.09 – 4.10.2013 | Everyday: 10h - 18h
Category: Exhibition / Installation / Lecture
Address: ISCTE-IUL Av. das Forças Armadas, 1649-026 Lisboa

Using Lisbon as a case study, the exhibition discusses cities as selforganised networks and explores the concept of space affordance. The project proposes to map the web of space structure connections and use that knowledge to inform design with the existing patterns of behavior and citizens’ needs.

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Metaphones, Katarzyna Krakowiak, 2008 © Katarzyna Krakowiak

Project by: Katarzyna Krakowiak (PL), Architecture Snob – Marcin Szczelina (PL), Tomasz Malkowski (PL)

Category: Installation / Performance / Publication

Even a lively city such as Lisbon can, at times, be deadly silent. The streets of the city centre are sometimes empty and vacant office buildings fall into quiet lethargy.
Working with the issue of sound within the city, Polish artist Katarzyna Krakowiak tries to revive these phantom spaces with the use of sound. Noises of real life, collected from all over Lisbon, will become part of an installation – with a set of headphones – to revive a single house.

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Curating the Domestic - images at home 2013 © David Luciano

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View of Estádio da Luz – 2113, E Duarte Lobo Antunes, 2013 © Duarte Lobo Antunes

Project by: Duarte Lobo Antunes (PT), Caetano de Bragança (PT), Pedro Clarke (PT), Bárbara Maçães (PT), Ana Aragão (PT), Paulo Moreira + Prompt (PT), Dulcineia Santos e Pedro Bandeira (PT), Marta Brandão e Mario Sousa (PT), Benedita Feijó Andersen (PT), Subvert - Diogo Ramalho, Manuel Tojal e Tiago Rebelo de Andrade (PT)

Date: 12.09–15.12.2013

Category: Exposição / Publicação / Palestra / Simpósio

Address: Fundação Arpad Szenes – Vieira da Silva, Praça das Amoreiras, 56, 1250-020 Lisboa

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Deutscher Werkbund. Peter Behrens, Chaleiras Eléctricas, 1909 © A.Laurenzo

Project by: Winfried Nerdinger (DE), Mirjana Grdanjski (DE), Irene Meissner (DE), Elke aus dem Moore (DE), Inka Gressel (DE), Beata Rosalia Schmidt (DE), Christoph Strieder (ES), Joachim Bernauer (DE), Adriana Delgado Martins (DE), João Mourão (PT)
Date: 10.09 – 09.11.2013 | Tue - Fri: 10h - 18h | Sat - Sun: 14h - 19h
Category: Exhibition
Address: Galeria Torreão Nascente da Cordoaria Nacional, Avenida da Índia, 1300-300 Lisboa, Portugal

Lecture and guided tour to the exhibition by Prof. Winfried Nerdinger on the 02.10 at the Goethe-Institut Lisbon (19:00h) and Galeria Torreão Nascente da Cordoaria Nacional (16:00h)

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© Ecos: Experiências de Escuta e Lugar

Project by: OSSO Associação Cultural (PT), Nuno Torres (PT), Ricardo Jacinto (PT), Sara Morais (PT)

The city is defined by its geographic and constructed morphology but also by the way it creates and establishes communities and by how these communities inhabit and recreate these spaces turning them into places. This ongoing project will focus on the city of Lisbon. It aims to identify, document and intervene on this cultural and geographic context with the purpose of strengthening the importance of Soundscape Studies as a conceptual instrument for architecture/urbanism, music/sound arts and social sciences.

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Edge City (Domingos Dias at Alcântara), Kreider, O'Leary, 2013 © Kreider, O'Leary

Project by: Kreider + O’Leary (US, IE)

Category: Expedition / Installation / Performance
Date: Performance: 14.09.2013 (Departing - 19.00), Installation: 14.09 - 15.12.2013, Expedition / Self-Guided Tour: 14.09 - 15.12.2013 (check website prior to departure for maps and instructions.)

Meeting Point: Fluvial Boat Terminal Cais do Sodré, 1249-249 Lisboa

Address (Installation): Lx Factory, Rua Rodrigues Faria, 103, 1300-501 Lisboa

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Emospheric Landscape 2, Inês Dantas, 2012 © Inês Dantas

Project by: WUDA (PT/DE)

Date: 28.11 – 31.12.2013 | Mon - Fri: 14h00 - 20h00
Saturdays and Sundays with booking.

Category: Exhibition

Address: EDGE ARTS | Arte Contemporânea Espaço Amoreiras – Centro Empresarial R. D. João V no24, 1.06 Lisboa

The exhibition displays an ongoing research on landscape as a methodology for design. Emospheric landscapes works as a generator of topographies understanding that individual actions can generate unpredictable processes and that this relates directly to the constantly landscape transformations.

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Expeditions, Ben Landau, 2013 © Ben Landau, Lucile Sciallano

Project by: Ben Landau (AU)
Date: 5.11 – 11.11.2013 | Everyday | Meetinh: 7.30h

Category: Guided Tour / Expedition

Address: Meeting point at Rossio at 7.30am, Praça de D. Pedro IV, 1100-200, Lisbon

Provoking a sense of wonder and play, Expeditions is a series of early morning runs through Lisbon. Each morning participants will explore, reclaim and recapture the streets, plazas and negative spaces of the city at the scale of the body, rediscovering the real value of owning the city.

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Project by: Alejandro Trinchant (ES), Sofia Machado Santos (PT), Francisco Serras (PT)
Date: 06 – 12.10.2013 | Tue - Sun: 10h - 20h
Category: Exhibition / Documentary / Lecture
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara, 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

Booking info: smachado@lamipa.com | tel: + 351 919172458

An audiovisual exhibition of 49 Iberian studios complemented with live presentations and other graphic supports that will give the public a better understanding of contemporary Iberian architecture. At the end of the exhibition there will be a gathering between all Portuguese studios present in this exhibition and other invited architects to discuss ideas and architectural solutions for today’s reality. The launch of an architectural platform online will precede this exhibition.

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Fab Móvil 00, Ehcofab, 2013 © Ehcofab

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Helen Fitzgerald © Hear The Light!

Project by: AAIS: Elyse Wong (TW), Helen Fitzgerald (AU), Lynette Liang Hai (CN), Mauricio Virgens (DE), Yeong Sue Jan (MW), Young Eun Kim (KR). Tutores: Allard von Hoorn (NL), Tanja Siems (DE), Theo Lorenz (DE), Andy Dean (UK), Jonathan Goddard (UK) Mauricio Pauly (CR) Partners: New Movement Collective, Distractfold Ensemble
Date: 12 – 15.09.2013 | Tue - Sun: 10h 18h
Category: Installation / Pedagogy
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142-145, 1100-474 Lisboa

Through the AAIS Flow Fields programme, interactive installations, music and dance combine to address atmosphere changes within the Sinel de Cordes Palace by inciting the senses. Through manipulations of water and light, forms in flux, live soundscape compositions and interactive navigation, visitors will experience heightened atmospheric awareness as they explore throughout the palace courtyard. As a continuous flow of events running from the 12th - 15th of September, the visitors become an integral part of the activities.

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© sousasantos arquitectos

Project by: Sousa Santos Arquitectos (PT), Joana Cotter Salvado (PT), Hilária Neto (PT/IT), Joana Matos (PT), Joana Batista (PT), Rio do Prado Design (PT)
Date: 21.11.2013 – 15.12.2013
Category: Exhibition / Lecture
Address: R. das Fontainhas, 76, Alcântara, 1100-341 Lisboa, Portugal

The object is the interaction point between the space and the individual and how it is considered something that limits our social behaviour. This event questions the relation between the individual and the body by the use of a particular object, and the subsequent connection with architecture. This is a tripartite exhibition with parallel conferences on Analysis, Context and Transformation.

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Project by: Sean Pickersgill (AU)

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Heteropolis, Adaptive Actions, 2013 © Adaptive Actions

Project by: Adaptive Actions (CA)
Workshop: 24.11.2013 from 14:00 to 17:00
Book launch: 26.11.2013 from 18:00 to 21:00
Category: Workshop
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa
Booking info: aaheteropolis@gmail.com

Even if cities are becoming heterogeneous, homogeneous sectors persist, multiply and last. In this context, is Heteropolis something that exists or is it a project to carry out, a city to make? In conjunction with a book launch and discussion, Heteropolis will organise an actionbased workshop.

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Horror Vacui, Close, Closer, Jaffer Kolb, Ang Li, Phoebe springstubb, 2013 © The space Trust

Project by: Ang Li (SW), Phoebe Springstubb (US), Jaffer Kolb (US)
Date: 09.09 – 31.12.2013
Category: Installation
Address: R. do Crucifixo 77, 1100 Lisboa

Based on the traditional narrative of azulejos (tiles) and partfunded by crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, this project proposes a method of collective storytelling through the temporary recladding of a building’s facade. The process begins with the collection of photographs from the public, which are printed onto 150×150mm ceramic tiles. Collectively, the images construct a replica of the building that they envelop, inviting the public to take a closer look.

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World première: 31 Oct | 19h30 | Culturgest - Grande Auditório
Second session: 3 Nov | 16h30 | City Alvalade - Sala 1
Documentary about the work and thought of portuguese architect Manuel Tainha (1922-2012). Special Programmes Doclisboa'13.

INSITU - Laboratório de Intervenção em Arquitectura

Project by: CEACT/UAL – Centro de Estudos de Arquitectura Cidade e Território da Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa Vitruvius Fablab (ISCTE) (PT)
Date: 09 – 13.09.2013, 07 – 12.10.2013
Category: Workshop
Address: Boqueirão dos Ferreiros, 11, 1200 Lisboa, Bairro do 2º Torrão, Trafaria

The project is an architecture and construction laboratory that aims to combine research and intervention creating a direct relationship between the constructed reality and academic study. The workshop explores, in its methodology, the potentiality of several digital tools for design and construction, such as CAD/CAM and CNC machines.

For mor information/contacts:

Email: insitutorrao@gmail.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/In-Situ-Laboratório-de-Intervenção-em-Arquitetura-2013/564033943648113

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Untitled, 2011 © studio nāv

Project by: studio nãv, Thomas Paltiel (NO), Carl Fransson (SE)
Date: 14.09 – 14.10.2013
Category: Installation / Performance

Acknowledging the lack of purpose of the physical structure, the performative element of the project will be directed towards the visitors, in an attempt to engage disciplinary debate and thus generate a sense of value and function for the space.

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LENS GET CLOSER, NAUL, 2013 © Photographic Credits / layout: Nuno MAC

Project by: Núcleo de Arquitectura da Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa (PT)

Date: 20.09 – 14.12.2013 | Mon - Satu: 16.30h
Category: Exhibition / Lecture

Address: R. da Junqueira, 188 – 198 1349-001 Lisboa

Booking info: (+351) 918 414 750 (PT)

Photography has been the main intermediation between architecture and a vast audience without access to the buildings, providing a visual experience influenced by the photographer. Based on this, the project activates a photography competition, open to students and architects, from which the results will be exhibited in this exhibition.

http://www.lis.ulusiada.pt/lensgetcloser

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Lewis Mumford on the City, olívia guerra (soleira), 2013 © Ian MacNeill / NFBC

Project by: Olívia Guerra (PT)
Date: 18.10, 15.11, 13.12.2013
 | Screening: 22h
Category: Film / Video / Cinema / Documentary
Address: R. de Cedofeita, 112, 4050-173 Porto

An opportunity to get to know the films of American urban planner and critic Lewis Mumford. Six public gatherings will be held around the six films from 1963, where Mumford approaches the diverse problematics of the modern city and society. It is hoped that the screening of the films – rare and fairly unknown to the Portuguese public – will aid in a better understanding of the contemporary city.

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Looking in the Mirror, METAMAK Architectural Collective, 2012 © Bekir Ademi

Project by: METAMAK Architectural Collective (MK): Minas Bakalcev; Mitko Hadži Pulja; Violeta Bakalcev; Betim Zeqiri; Nikola Strezovski; Kristina Todic; Jana Vitanova; Jana Konstantinova; Stefanija Todorovska; Slavko Josifoski; Besian Mehmeti; Bekir Ademi; Filip Godzirov; Mihajlo Zinoski; Saša Tasic
Date: 6.12 – 15.12.2013 | Opening: 6.12 - 19:00h

Venue: Museu da Fundação Portuguesa das Comunicações, Rua do Instituto Industrial, nº16, Lisbon
Category: Exhibition

In an attempt to explore the world of mirrors and reflections, Looking in the Mirror asks, how close can we really ever get to our own image?

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KAIROS Pavilion, João Quintela and Tim Simon, 2012 © Diana Quintela

Project by: João Quintela (PT), Tim Simon (DE). Curated by: Fabrícia Valente (PT)
Dates: 09.09.13: Montaje | 26.10.13: Janela Temporal
 | 07.12.13: Philtru
 | 05.10.13; 26.10.13, 07.12.13: Tostada Es Pan
Category: Instalation / Exhibition
Address: R. Rodrigues Faria, 1300-501 Lisboa

Booking Info:  kairospavilion@gmail.com

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Architecture Snob, Architecture Snob, 2013 © Architecture Snob

Project by: Curators Architecture Snob: Marcin Szczelina (PL), Tomasz Malkowski (PL)
Date: 15.09 – 15.12.2013
Category: Performance / Publication

Booking info: hello@architecturesnob.pl

In the spirit of Close, Closer, Manifesto! aims to underline a disbelief in ready-made formulas. In the format of a performative publication, the project will appear in various public spaces across Lisbon, from being printed on posters and handed out in supermarkets on shopping bags, to performed live by street musicians, singers, and actors.

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Memory-In-Process, Yu-Hang Huang, 2012 © Yu-Hang Huang

Project by: Yu-Hang Huang (TW/CA)

Date: 12.09 – 15.12.2013 | Tue - Sun: 10h - 18h

Category: Exhibition / Installation

Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara, 142-145, 1100-474 Lisboa

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Mere Pis, Abinadi Meza, 2013 © Abinadi Meza

Project by: Abinadi Meza (MX/US)
Date: 19.09.2013
 | Performance: 15h
Category: Performance / Radio / Expedition
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

Mere Pis is a sound art performance and radio broadcast that reveals invisible zones or residues present in the expanded space of a city. Material, social and organic sounds of Lisbon will be exposed in this project.

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Close, Closer Sound Installation, Música Viva Festival 2013 © Perseu Mandillo

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Museu da Crise, Daniela Paes Leão & Merel Willemsen © Creative Commons

Project by: Daniela Paes Leão (PT), Merel Willemsen (NL)
Date: 14.09 – 14.12.2013
 | Thu - Sat: 14h - 21h

Category: Exhibition / Workshop / Lecture / Symposium

Address: LX Factory, Rua Rodrigues Faria, 103, 1300 - 501 Lisboa

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Oneiric Hotel, Julijonas Urbonas, 2012 © Aistė Valiūtė and Daumantas Plechavičius

Project by: Julijonas Urbonas (LT)

Date: 15.09 - 3.10.2013 | Tue-Sat: 11h-18h | Opening: 20.09 - 18h
Category: Installation / Exhibition / Performance
Address: Watertank space at the Lx Factory, Rua Rodrigues Faria, nº 103, Edificio I, Espaço 5.0, 1300-501 Lisboa

Everyday (by appointment), from 11h - 18h

Booking Info: info@julijonasurbonas.it

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Open Cinema, Colin Fournier and Marysia Lewandowska 2012 © Pedro Silva

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Over Placed, Catarina Dantas Correia, 2013 © Catarina Dantas Correia

Project by: Catarina Dantas Correia (PT)
Date: 30.09 – 30.10.2013 | Mon - Fri
Category: Publication / Instalation
Address: Gobernador Protasio Tagle 66-A Esq. General Léon, San Miguel Chapultepec, Mexico DF
Taking the format of an independent publication, Over Placed is a collection of essays and project descriptions by contemporary architects, designers and artists. Pursuing new cross-overs between architecture and visual communication, the magazine looks at appropriation, integration and contamination.

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performingarchitecture, Ariadna Cantis , 2013 © Ariadna Cantis

Project by: Ariadna Cantis (ES), Luis Úrculo (ES), PKMN collective (ES), Pedro Bandeira (PT)

Category: Performance / Installation
Date: 7.12.13 - Event in Public Space, 15.12.13 - Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa | 10h - 18h
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

Inspired by the demonstrations of public protest around the world, Performing Architecture demands architects go back into the streets. Three artists, Luis Úrculo, Pedro Bandeira and PKMN propose to work with the fabric of the city of Lisbon in performative, political, investigative and dynamic ways.

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Project by: Jean-Francois Goyette (CA)

Date: 13.09.2013
Category: Lectures
Address: MUDE – Museu do Design e da Moda, R. Augusta 24, 1100-053 Lisboa

Marking the launch of Phaidon's digital project for leading contemporary architecture, this is the first event of a worldwide series that discusses current global issues related to the built environment. Join Jan De Vylder (Architecten DVVT), Andrés Jaque / Office for Political Innovation, Liza Fior (MUF), Carla Carvalho (TYIN), and others as they discuss the themes of “architecture and end users” and “narratives of spatial practice”.

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Planning for Protest © ProjectProjects

Project by: James Bae (US), Ricardo Gomes (PT), Shannon Harvey (CA), Adam Michaels (US)
Date: 12.09 – 14.12.2013 | Mon - Fri: 11h - 20h
Category: Publication / Exhibition / Lecture
Address: R. dos Douradores 220, 1100 Lisboa

Booking info: info@planningforprotest.org

The project explores both the social and architectural dimensions of protest in light of the current global financial crisis. Architectural offices witnessing these events first-hand will provide case studies and project proposals for contested spaces within their own cities. Participants include: Aristide Antonas (Athens), Markus Miessen (Berlin), Studio Basar (Bucharest), Cluster (Cairo), Culturstruction (Dublin), Superpool (Istanbul), Ateliermob (Lisbon), public works with Isaac Marrero-Guillamón (London), Ecosistema Urbano (Madrid), Normal Architecture Office (New York), PioveneFabi com 2A+P/A (Rome) and Vapor 324 (São Paulo).

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Prémio Secil 2010. Casa das Histórias Paula Rego, arq. Eduardo Souto de Moura.

Project by: SECIL (PT)
Date: 12.09 – 18.09.2013 | Tue - Sun, 10h - 18h
Category: Exhibition
Address: Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa, Campo de Santa Clara 142 – 145, 1100-474 Lisboa

The Secil Architecture Award was established in 1992, followed, in 1995, by the Secil Civil Engineering Award. Secil Award 20 Years: Architecture: Civil Engineering (1992–2012), is a nation-wide exhibition featuring a selection of distinguished works by a range of architects and civil engineers.

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Publi Cittá, Nuno Coelho Miguel Tomé, 2013 © Manuel Graça Dias, Egas José Vieira

Projetct by: Nuno Coelho (PT), Miguel Tomé (PT)
Date: 30.09.2013 | 8:00pm - 11:00pm

Category: Symposium

Price: 20€ per person (dinner included)

LIMITED SEATS / Reservation only: +351 213 425 931 (Lisboa) or +351 226 106 012 (Porto)

Address in Lisbon:

Restaurant Casanostra – Travessa do Poço da Cidade 60, Bairro Alto 1200 Lisboa

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Address in Porto:

Restaurant Casad’oro – Rua do Ouro 797, 4150 Porto

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The project proposes simultaneous talks in Casanostra and Casad’oro, two restaurants located in Lisbon and Porto. This series of informal conversations aims to challenge and promote the dialogue between different agents involved in spatial design practice. A group of ten experts from diverse disciplines will debate on a pre-defined topic.

More detailed info on the project facebook event pages:

Lisboa: https://www.facebook.com/events/375887892542213/

Porto: https://www.facebook.com/events/295846153889697/

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