Intervenção urbana “As paragens onde o tempo habita” .
From Tuesday, 29.12.2020 to Friday, 30.04.2021
From
the work developed by the students of the B.A. in Visual Arts - LAV, the B.A.
in Product Design - LDP and the Integrated Master's Degree in Architecture - MIARQ, and having into consideration the specificities of Bairro de Couros (Bairro C), the designer Rui Dário developed
a set of graphic compositions / mixtures of the work of our students and applied in 17 bus shelters
located in the centre of the city of Guimarães.
These
artistic installations will be available, until the end of April, in the city
of Guimarães.
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Aggregation tests in Architecture by Maria Manuel Oliveira
From Tuesday, 13.04.2021 to Wednesday, 14.04.2021
Those interested can
assist the live broadcast through the link https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/87572637881
On April 13 April, Tuesday, the
academic, professional, scientific and pedagogical curriculum will be analyzed,
as well as the report of the curricular unit “Atelier History and
Uchronia”. On April 14, Maria Manuel Oliveira will deliver a lesson
entitled
"Under the sky of Brasília: Lucio Costa and the invention of the ground".
The jury is composed by Professors Paulo
Jorge de Sousa Cruz (EAUM / University of
Minho), José António Oliveira Bandeirinha (DArq/FCT/Universidade de Coimbra), Jorge
da Cruz Pinto (FAUL/Universidade de Lisboa), Ana dos Santos Tostões (IST/
Universidade de Lisboa), Rui Garcia Ramos (FAUP/Universidade do
Porto), and Paulo Tormenta Pinto (ISCTE/
Instituto Universitário de Lisboa).
Maria
Manuel Oliveira completed her Architecture degree at the School of Fine Arts of
Porto (1985). She is a researcher at Lab2PT, and since 1997, a lecturer at the
School of Architecture of the University of Minho, where she has been teaching
and conducting work on architectural and urban design at the School’s Studies
Centre. During her career, she has practised as an architect, worked in public
institutions in the area of urban planning, and lectured at the University of
Angola and the University of Porto. She has developed studies and published in
the areas of urban landscape design and intervention in architectural heritage.
Currently she is involved in research into the rehabilitation of deteriorating
spaces and buildings, which are critical for the construction of urban
collective memory.
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Seminar with Cristina Tealdi (Heriot-Watt University)
From Wednesday, 14.04.2021 to Wednesday, 14.04.2021
11h00
We aim to identify winners and
losers of a sudden inflow of low-skilled immigrants using a general equilibrium
search and matching model in which employees, either native or non- native, are
heterogeneous with respect to their skill level and produce different types of
goods. We estimate the short-term impact of this shock for Italy in each year
in the period 2008-2017 to be sizeable and highly asymmetric. In 2017, the real
wages of low-skilled and high-skilled employees were 8% lower and 4% higher,
respectively, compared to a counter-factual scenario with no non-natives.
Similarly, employers working in the low-skilled market experienced a drop in
profits of comparable magnitude, while the opposite happened to employers
operating in the high-skilled market. Finally, the presence of non-natives led
to a 10% increase in GDP and to an increment of approximately 70 billion e in
government revenues and 18 billion e in social security contributions. We argue
that these results help rationalise the recent surge of anti-immigrant
sentiments among the low-income segment of the Italian population.
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Opening of an international competition for Assistant professor - Visual Arts
From Tuesday, 16.03.2021 to Tuesday, 27.04.2021
Further information (deadlines,
conditions, etc.) is available at Notice no. 312/2021, published in the Diário
da República, 2nd series, no. 51, March 15, 2021, sent in attachment.
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Opening of an international competition for Assistant professor - Design
From Friday, 19.03.2021 to Monday, 3.05.2021
Further information
(deadlines, conditions, etc.) is available at Notice no. 335/2021, published in
the Diário da República, 2nd series, no. 55, March 19, 2021,
sent in attachment.
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