paulo moreira architectures is a porto-based studio, developing architectural, cultural and research projects. the studio was established by paulo moreira in 2011, and it has completed historically sensitive residential, educational, commercial and industrial projects, as well as interventions in the public realm. we are deeply engaged in working in contexts of urban conflict and social deprivation, with an international team of collaborators.
Paulo Moreira
Sara Pinheiro (2023-)
Thais de Andrade (2022-23)
Yujie Liu (2023)
Sami Sahli (2022)
Raquel Pais (2022-23)
Oscar Larfeuille (2021-22)
Sofia Paganelli (2021-22)
Joyceline Teixeira (2021-22)
Richard Meszaros (2021)
Francesca Cazzulani (2021)
Mario Martínez (2020-21)
Julia Stromland (2020)
Alex Kirschstein (2019-20)
Joana Graça (2019-21)
Carlos Gomes (2019, 2022)
Flavia Micelli (2019-20)
Veronika Muzikarova (2019)
Zuzana Kropsova (2019)
Nahed Nabhan (2019)
Murielle Leucker (2018-19)
Cynthia Iao Hio Sin (2018)
Nora Klinger (2018)
Ana Rita Vale (2018)
Cristina Pino (2018)
Laurane Coornaert (2017-18)
Elena Borghese (2017-18)
Hermínio Santos (2017-21)
Andrea Ferro (2017)
Joana Venâncio (2014, 2017)
Natalia Petkova (2017)
Caterina Barbon (2017)
Matteo Vianello (2017)
Sofia Sousa Santos (2017)
Mariagiulia Pistonese (2017)
Paul Hemmen (2017)
María Peña (2016-17)
Emanuel Falappa (2016)
Cecilia Tarantino (2016-17)
Nikolas Debrauwer (2016)
Ambra Migliorisi (2016)
Radka Domcíková (2016)
Chiara Fiorindo (2016)
Adéla Krízková (2016)
Susana Ribeiro (2015-16)
Sarah Biffa (2015-16)
Ilaria Marcatelli (2015)
Giacomo Valzania (2015-16)
Amalia Bonsack (2015)
Cecilia Mazzeo (2015)
Charlotte Pigozzi (2015)
Olivia Lillus (2014-15)
Letizia Giovannini (2014)
Lara Ferreira (2012-13)
Nuno Silva (2011-13)
We founded a cultural venue as a complement to our studio, in the heart of Porto. INSTITUTO is a focal point for different forms of cultural expression. It has become a place for sharing and debating architecture, art, design, urban culture and spatial practices, with an emphasis on matters of social and political concern in contemporary society. Check the website for more info: www.oinstituto.pt
Centennial Postdoctoral Fellowship 2023 – Wits University
European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Awards 2024 – Shortlisted (Escadinhas Footpaths)
Archdaily Brazil Building of the Year 2022 – Finalist Urbanism (Escadinhas Footpaths)
Grants to Individuals 2021 – Graham Foundation (Critical Neighbourhoods)
Africa Habitat Postdoctoral Fellowship 2020 – Aga Khan Development
Network, FCT (Luanda Waterpoints)
Curator in Residence 2020 – IASPIS, Sweden
RIBA President’s Award for Research 2019 – shortlist
XXII Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura de Quito 2020 – Honorable Mention, Social Housing and Development category
Premis FAD 2019 / Interiorismo – Selected (Casa Zaire)
Prémios Construír 2018 – Nominated (Musa Brewery)
Global Energy Award 2016 – Angola (Kapalanga School)
Premis FAD 2015 / Arquitectura – Finalist (Casinha)
Premis FAD 2015 / Pensamiento y Critica – Finalist (Jornal Arquitectos, co-author)
Prémios Novos 2015 / Arquitectura – Gulbenkian Foundation
Prémio IHRU 2014 – Building Rehabilitation (Casinha)
Prémio IHRU 2014 – Building Rehabilitation – Honorable Mention (Casa Caldeireiros I)
Research Grant 2013 – Agostinho Neto University (Observatório da Chicala)
Prémio Távora 2012 – Ordem dos Arquitectos – Secção Regional do Norte
Doctoral Grant 2010-14 – Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
Prize for Social Entrepreneurship 2009 – London Metropolitan University
Noel Hill Travel Award 2009 – American Institute of Architects – UK Chapter
Interventions in the City Award 2007 – Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Linia de Fons per Recerca i Creació en Ambit Artistic i Pensament Contemporani 2007 – Generalitat de Catalunya, Barcelona
rua dos clérigos 44, 4050-204 porto
t (+351) 221 126 850
mail@paulomoreira.net
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Publication
2022
Practical Research
2013–16
Workshop
2021
Workshop
2023
Lecturing
2010-11
Practical Research
2021-22
Publication
2012-15
Vila Nova de Gaia
2014-19
Porto, Portugal
2011-13
Peniche, Portugal
2018
Lisbon, Portugal
2017-20
Matosinhos, Portugal
2014 -
Lisbon, Portugal
2017-21
Cabeceiras de Basto, Portugal
2016-21
Lisbon, Portugal
2017-18
Matosinhos, Portugal
2021-22
Carcavelos, Portugal
2018
Porto, Portugal
2019-20
Lisbon, Portugal
2016-17
Porto, Portugal
2017-2021
Porto, Portugal
2018
Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
2016-20
Santa Iria da Azóia, Portugal
2018
Porto, Portugal
2014
Porto, Portugal
2017-18
Porto, Portugal
2013-14
Lisbon, Portugal
2020-21
Porto, Portugal
2013-14
Porto, Portugal
2012-13
Matosinhos, Portugal
2015-16
Porto, Portugal
2016-20
Lisboa, Portugal
2016-17
Porto, Portugal
2016-17
Porto, Portugal
2017-18
Luanda, Angola
2014
Porto, Portugal
2012-13