Apresentação Pessoal

Pedro Alarcão (Coimbra, 1961). Architect (FAUP, 1986), PhD in Architecture under the thesis "Building in the Ruin. About the romanised city of Conimbriga” (FAUP, 2009). Teacher at FAUP since 1993, now being Professor of Project 2 and Architectural Intervention in Archeologic Circumstance of the Integrated Masters' degree in Architecture (MIARQ-FAUP) and of Project Methodologies in the Course of Advanced Studies in Architectural Heritage (CEAPA-FAUP). Has participated in several courses, conferences and workshops on Architectural Heritage organized by various national and international institutions. He published two books and has written extensively and lectured on the fields of architecture and architectural heritage. Has also developed project activity in the field of heritage conservation and rehabilitation. Member of the Scientific Board of FAUP. Deputy Director of Researcher of the Center of Architectural and Urban Studies (CEAU-FAUP), in Architecture, City and Territory Heritage Group (PACT), coordinating the Research Line Atlas of the Ancient Ways and Towns of Portugal. He is Co-Founder of the International Centre for Architectural Design and Archaeology (ICADA). Research Interests: architecture, architectural and archaeological heritage.

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