19 and 20 May
2022
REDES 2022 took place at the Lisbon School of Architecture.
Check out the keynote talk recordings and the book of abstracts.
Join us also in the warm-up sessions on May 18th on room 5.0.13 (free admission):
15h30: “A Discussion on Academic Publishing”, with James Campbell from Intellect.
James Campbell, of Intellect Books & Journals will discuss key aspects affecting contemporary academic publishing and offer advice and tactics to improve your chances of publishing a book, a chapter or a journal article. The discussion will include the proposal and submission process, choosing a publisher, peer review and Open Access among other topics. Gjoko Muratovski will join the session to talk about his latest book with Intellect Design in the Age of Change, and his general experience as an editor and published author. The session is intended to be interactive and questions are welcomed.
Find out more about Intellect and their latest catalogues. For more info, email james@intellectbooks.com.
17h30: “Doctoral Research in Design: Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?”, with research group REDES and Dr Gjoko Muratovski.
The PhD in Design course of the Lisbon School of Architecture has generated more than 100 theses in design. Since 2017, the group REDES–Research & Education in Design has been mapping this significant body of work to get a detailed picture of doctoral research in design, including contextualisation, methodologies, and research results. The group’s findings will kick-off the discussion with the world-renowned design research expert Gjoko Muratovski on the future of doctoral research in design. We welcome feedback and engagement from the academic community present in the session and look forward to an exciting event.
Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa
Rua Sá Nogueira, Pólo Universitário – Alto da Ajuda
1349-055 Lisboa
The Lisbon School of Architecture, or simply “the School” as people call it, since it dates back to the 16th century, is now one of the 18 faculties and institutes belonging to the University of Lisbon, following the merger between the classical University of Lisbon and the Technical University of Lisbon in 2013. It is located in the Ajuda Campus in the west of Lisbon, on a hill close to Monsanto Forest Park, 20min from the city centre.
The Lisbon School of Architecture offers courses leading to undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees in the fields of Architecture, Urban Planning, Building Interiors and Renovation, Design and Fashion Design. It also offers non-degree courses that provide complementary training to professionals who wish to acquire more in-depth knowledge. This wide range of training makes the FA the largest and most diversified school in the country in its fields.
REDES conferences are organised by The Research & Education in Design group, which is a part of the Research Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Design (CIAUD) at the Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa (FA/ULisboa). The group was founded and is coordinated by Prof. Dr Rita Almendra, who chairs the REDES Conference series.
The first edition reinforced our belief that design educators need a dedicated space where they can more frequently discuss their approaches to research and education among their peers. We aim to build on 2019’s insightful event and push the discipline of Design forward in a time of enormous challenges on a global scale.
The Lisbon School of Architecture, or simply “the School” as people call it, since it dates back to the 16th century, is now one of the 18 faculties and institutes belonging to the University of Lisbon, following the merger between the classical University of Lisbon and the Technical University of Lisbon in 2013. It is located in the Ajuda Campus in the west of Lisbon, on a hill close to Monsanto Forest Park, 20min from the city centre.
The Lisbon School of Architecture offers courses leading to undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees in the fields of Architecture, Urban Planning, Building Interiors and Renovation, Design and Fashion Design. It also offers non-degree courses that provide complementary training to professionals who wish to acquire more in-depth knowledge. This wide range of training makes the FA the largest and most diversified school in the country in its fields.
As we still live in the uncertainty of the mobility restrictions we may face at that time, we are preparing to host REDES2022 as a hybrid conference, to provide as much of the event as possible to those who find themselves unable to join us in Lisbon in May.
We found that much of the success of our first conference was due to the lively discussions taking place in informal settings between presentations, at mealtimes, during bus drives and leisure evenings, and so we hope to welcome as many of you as possible to our university next spring.
The REDES conferences are organised by The Research & Education in Design group, which is a part of the Research Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Design (CIAUD) at the Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa (FA/ULisboa). The group was founded and is coordinated by Prof. Dr Rita Almendra, who chairs the REDES Conference series.
How to get there
Bus
The conference venue is accessible by bus: 723, 729, 742, 760
Stop: Pólo Universitário da Ajuda Bus
For other public transport lines in the city of Lisbon, click here.
Walking
If you wish to walk from/to the hotel, please consider the steepness of certain areas of the city, surrounding the conference venue.
Uber and taxi
These are well established options in Lisbon, so you may also opt to call an Uber or a Taxi. Cooptáxis: 00351 217932756
Where to stay
Holiday Inn Express Lisbon
Alfragide