Diogo Augusto Mondini Pereira

Architect and urbanist graduated from the University of São Paulo and a researcher at the same institution. Has recently finished his master (M.Sc.) thesis "Bus Terminal Stations in Brazil in the 1960s and 1970s: representations and imaginaries of a modern country" with the support of the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP - Stipend 2018/07124-0) with supervision of Prof. PhD. Artur Rozestraten. Researches the theme of modernist architecture in Brazil since 2016 having published a book chapter on the subject ?Rodoviárias imagens e desejos de cidade moderna? in the book ?Desenho (...) Cidade Moderna? from Lisbon and also has written several articles for many institutions and scientific events such as Jaap Bakema Study Center, Arquisur and Docomomo_Brasil. Associate at the Research Group of the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) Representations: Imaginary and Technology (RITe) linked to the Center de Recherches Internationales sur L'Imaginaire CRI2i. As a researcher, he was part of the development team of Arquigrafia website (www.arquigrafia.org.br) for architecture and urbanism image sharing with CNPq support from 2010 to 2014, including support for the publication of the book "Arquigrafia entre 2009 e 2014" organized together with Professor Rozestraten. Participated in the organizing committee of the International Imaginary Colloquiums: Building and Living the Earth ICHT 2016 and 2019 (https://sites.usp.br/icht2019/). He was also exchange student at the Technical University of Munich between 2012 and 2013 and participated in workshops with the Universities IUAV (2011) and Princeton (2014).

Arquiteto e urbanista formado pela FAUUSP em 2014; mestre em arquitetura e urbanismo pela FAUUSP em 2020; doutorando pela FAUUSP desde 2021. Pesquisador visitante na Universidade de Lyon em 2022 e intercâmbio na Universidade Técnica de Munique (TUM) em 2012/2013. Pesquisador associado ao Grupo de Pesquisa CNPq Representações: Imaginário e Tecnologia (RITe) vinculado ao Centre de Recherches Internationales sur L'Imaginaire CRI2i