Pablo Diego e Souza dos Reis Costa

Arquiteto urbanista luso-brasileiro com experiência profissional e acadêmica no Brasil, Portugal e Itália. Bacharel em Arquitetura e Urbanismo pela Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas (2006) e mestre em Urbanismo pela mesma instituição (2010) - "Espaços ferroviários de Campinas: (re)leituras contemporâneas" (linha de pesquisa: Requalificação Urbana). Em 2013 finalizou o curso de MBA em Gestão de Projetos Imobiliários e da Construção Civil pela Fundação Getúlio Vargas (IBE-FGV). Atualmente cursa o doutoramento em Urbanismo pela Universidade de Lisboa cuja tese desenvolve sobre os temas da obsolescência urbana e estratégias de reuso adaptativo através de práticas temporárias e intermédias (The obsolete and the city: interim reuse as a tool for urban planning). Iniciou sua carreira docente no ano de 2014 - Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade Paulista UNIP, ministrando as disciplinas de Projeto Arquitetônico, Projeto Urbano e Informática. Em 2019 atuou com professor convidado na disciplina de mestrado "Laboratório de Projeto IV ? Urban Design Proposal and Project for a Multifunctional Structure of Temporary Uses" no curso de mestrado integrado em Arquitetura da Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa. Foi investigador bolsista do projeto de investigação NoVOID - Ruins and vacant lands in the Portuguese Cities: exploring hidden life in urban derelicts and alternative planning proposals for the perforated city (PTDC/ATP-EUR/1180/2014) no centro de Estudos geográficos da ULisboa durante 2018-2019 e foi também Research Visiting Fellow (2019) no projeto iWrecks - Industrial Wrecks: Reusing, Enchancing, aCKnowledging Sheds do Laboratório ReLOAD - Research Lab Of Architect Urban Design (ICEA - Università degli Studi di Padova - Itália). Atualmente faz parte do grupo Writing Urban Places - New Narratives of the European City (COST Action CA18126) e do laboratório de dinâmicas urbanas e territoriais da FA-ULisboa - URBinLAB.

Brazilian-Portuguese urbanist architect with professional and academic experience in Brazil, Portugal and Italy. He holds a Bachelor`s degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (2006) and Master`s degree in Urbanism from the same institution (2010) - research line: Urban Requalification. In 2013 completed the MBA course in Real Estate Project Management and Construction by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (IBE-FGV). He is currently PhD candidate at the University of Lisbon (Urbanism), and his thesis is about urban obsolescence and strategies of adaptive reuse through temporary and interim practices (The obsolete and the city: interim reuse as a tool for urban planning). He started his teaching career in 2014 as professor of Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of Universidade Paulista UNIP - disciplines: Architectural Project, Urban Design/Planning and Computer project. In 2019, he was guest professor in the master's degree "Design Lab IV - Urban Design Proposal and Project for a Multifunctional Structure of Temporary Uses" in the integrated Master's Degree in Architecture from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Lisbon. He was a research fellow at the NoVOID research project - Ruins and vacant lands in the Portuguese Cities: exploring hidden life in urban derelicts and alternative planning proposals for the perforated city (PTDC / ATP-EUR / 1180/2014) at the Centre for Geographic Studies at ULisboa since 2018-2019 and he also was Research Visiting Fellow (2019) at the iWrecks - Industrial Wrecks: Reusing, Enchancing, aKnowledging Sheds project at the ReLOAD - Research Lab of Urban Design Lab (ICEA - Università degli Studi di Padova - Italy). Nowadays, he is part of Writing Urban Places - New narratives of the European City (COST Action CA18126) and member of the URBinLAB - territorial and urban dynamics - FA-ULisboa.