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TECHNICAL AND ARTISTIC DIRECTION

 

TECHNICAL AND ARTISTIC TEAM

 

MARGEM ARQUITECTURA PAISAGISTA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JOÃO MENDES RIBEIRO ARQUITECTO

 

GEOMORFOLOGY AND HYDROGEOLOGY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MODEL AND PANELS Infografics, Execution and Construction

 

MODEL PHOTOGRAPHY

 

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP

 

Teresa Amaro Alfaiate | João Mendes Ribeiro

 

 

 

 

 

Adriana de Almeida | Damiano Ceriani | Helena Novais | Malgorzata Stryjek | Miguel Pedro | Henrique Mateus | Paulo Palma | André Silva | Fabiana Trudu

 

Colaboração (estagiários)

Valentina Piera | Beatriz LÍbano Monteiro | Maria Portugal | Patrícia Marcos Pinto | José Soares Lopes

 

Catarina Fortuna | Dominika Van Eenbergen | Pedro Teixeira | Celia Francisco

 

Consultores:

Manuela Abreu | Selma B. Pena |Natália Cunha

 

Avaliação e parametrização de dados:

 

LEAF - Centro de Estudo Linking Landscape, Environment, Agriculture & Food

 

Green and Blue Infrastructure Research Line - ISA, Ulisboa

 

Manuel Muñoz

Colaboração: Inês Duarte | Manuel Godinho

 

 

Eduardo Nascimento

 

EGEAC / Museu da Lisboa / EPAL / Museu da Água

 

Institutional support:

Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa

CML / Direção do Gabinete da Cultura

CML / Direção do Gabinete da Estrutura Verde, Ambiente, Clima e Energia

LNEG Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia

DGT Direcção Geral do Território, Arquivo Histórico

SGME Secretaria Geral do Ministério da Economia - Arquivo Histórico do Vale do Pereiro

 

Other support and sponsorship:

Teatro Nacional de São Carlos; Fidelidade Companhia de Seguros; St. Gobain; J. Pinto Leitão; OM; Cimenteira Louro, Jardins e Afins; Imperalum

The genius of Lisbon place initiates, with the presence of water, in the occurrence of its particular configurations and movements, on land, in the river and in the sea and, above all its behavior and exchanges between these fields of action and relationship.

 

But its existence is not confined to its physical and material expression in this territory, although exceptional, but it allows us becoming aware of a set of actors, forces and tensions, sometimes hidden, that activates and operates in this landscape. An endless remembrance underlying its formation and transformation, which embodies a city built and lived, in its telluric, spatial and cultural register, around Water. The matricial and exclusive role of water in the generation of the city, denounces as much the nature of topological processes   as the nature of human processes, which feed on each other in an indistinct way. As a propulsive system of its own lexicon, water is determinant in the evolution and construction, in the continuity and identity of this landscape. How can we tune in and correlate these contents, in their various times, in the design of the future city?

 

From diverse and complementary narratives, it is envisaged to trigger a reimaginative and reinventive process around the dynamic of water and, the architectural spaces and performances that, in the city of Lisbon, position, explain and incorporate it.

 

Congregating Water Choreographies of expression and non-immediate scales and, fictionalizing the exploration of space from an experience thought on the scale of the body, the multiple imagined durations that inhabit it are indicted.