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Arquitectura E Imprensa Anexos.Pdf Sumário APÊNDICES 1: fichas de análise ...........................................................................................5 1.1 | Revista Arquitectura .............................................................................................................................7 1.1.a | Mapeamento de publicação da revista Arquitectura................................................................7 1.1.b | Directores de Arquitectura..........................................................................................................7 1.1.c | 4ª série de Arquitectura ................................................................................................................8 1.2 | Revista Binário....................................................................................................................................10 1.2.a | Directores de Binário ................................................................................................................10 1.2.b | Revista Binário ...........................................................................................................................10 1.3 | Jornal dos Arquitectos...........................................................................................................................12 1.3.a | Directores de Jornal dos Arquitectos..........................................................................................12 1.4 | Revista Arquitectura Portuguesa..........................................................................................................13 1.4.a | Fichas técnicas de Arquitectura e Arquitectura Portuguesa ......................................................13 1.4.b | Revista Arquitectura Portuguesa.................................................................................................13 1.5 | Revistas sobre território...................................................................................................................15 1.5.a | Cidade/Campo.............................................................................................................................15 1.5.b | Sociedade e Território....................................................................................................................15 1.6 | L’architecture d’Aujourd’Hui ...............................................................................................................17 1.7 | Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme..................................................................................................21 1.8 | El Croquis............................................................................................................................................24 1.9 | The Architectural Review ......................................................................................................................25 1.10 | Análise tipológica de obras de Álvaro Siza em L’Architecture d’Aujourd’Hui 211 (1980)......28 1.11 | Análise tipológica de obras de Álvaro Siza em Quaderns 159 (1983)......................................29 APÊNDICES 2: listagem da recolha de artigos ................................................................... 31 2.1 | Expresso...............................................................................................................................................33 2.2 | Jornal de Letras ....................................................................................................................................45 2.3 | Artigos relativos a arquitectura e arquitectos portugueses em revistas italianas.....................58 2.3.a | Artigos em Lotus International...................................................................................................58 2.3.b | Artigos em Casabella.................................................................................................................59 2.3.c | Artigos em Controspazio ............................................................................................................59 APÊNDICES 3: cronologia comparada (1974|1986) ............................................................ 61 Cronologia Comparada | 1974 ................................................................................................................63 Cronologia Comparada | 1975 ................................................................................................................69 Cronologia Comparada | 1976 ................................................................................................................79 Cronologia Comparada | 1977 ................................................................................................................85 Cronologia Comparada | 1978 ................................................................................................................95 Cronologia Comparada | 1979 ............................................................................................................. 103 Cronologia Comparada | 1980 ............................................................................................................. 111 Cronologia Comparada | 1981 ............................................................................................................. 117 Cronologia Comparada | 1982 ............................................................................................................. 123 Cronologia Comparada | 1983 ............................................................................................................. 129 Cronologia Comparada | 1984 ............................................................................................................. 137 Cronologia Comparada | 1985 ............................................................................................................. 145 Cronologia Comparada | 1986 ............................................................................................................. 153 APÊNDICES 4: prémios de arquitectura ............................................................................161 4.1 | Prémio Pritzker de arquitectura................................................................................................... 169 4.2 | Prémio Valmor............................................................................................................................... 175 4.3 | Prémio SECIL | arquitectura...................................................................................................... 177 4.4 | Prémio SECIL | engenharia civil................................................................................................ 179 4.5 | Prémio AICA | Portugal.............................................................................................................. 181 APÊNDICES 1: fichas de análise 1.1 | Revista Arquitectura 1.1.a | Mapeamento de publicação da revista Arquitectura MAPEAMENTO DE PUBLICAÇÃO DA REVISTA ARQUITECTURA Duração Série Nome Início Fim Nºs (em anos) I ARQUITECTURA 1927 1946 19 II ARQUITECTURA revista de arte e construção 1948 1957 9 ARQUITECTURA III 1957 1974 17 arquitectura–planeamento–design–artes plásticas ARQUITECTURA nº132 a IV arquitectura–planeamento–design–construção- 1979 1984 5 nº153 equipamento 7 1.1.b | Directores de Arquitectura DIRECTORES DE ARQUITECTURA Série Director Início Fim Nºs Duração (em anos) 1 Francisco Costa 1927 1946 2 Francisco Pereira da Costa 1946 nº1 a nº31 Alberto Pessoa 1949 1957 nº32 a nº58 8 3 Frederico Sant’Ana 1957 nº59 a nº67 3 Rui Mendes Paula 1960 nº68 a nº112 9 Carlos Santos Duarte 1969 1974 nº113 a nº131 5 4 José Ressano Garcia Lamas 1979 1984 nº132 a nº153 5 1.1.c | 4ª série de Arquitectura 4ª SÉRIE DE ARQUITECTURA Nº Ano Mês Tema de Capa Entrevista 132 1979 Fevereiro/Março Plano de pormenor para a zona da José Gomes Fernandes Malagueira – Évora 133 1979 Abril/Maio Património em Perigo P. Vieira de Almeida 134 1979 Junho/Julho Concurso público para um monumento Lobato de Faria ao 25 de Abril – concelho de Oeiras Nicolai Bazaleev 135 1979 Setembro/Outubro Vítor Figueiredo/Arquitecto Nuno Portas 136 1980 Fevereiro Manuel Vicente Manuel Vicente 137 1980 Julho/Agosto Telheiras-EPUL Jorge Gaspar 138 1980 Setembro/Outubro Lisboa e a Avenidas (1ª parte) não tem 139 1980 Novembro/Dezembro Lisboa e a Avenidas (2ª parte) não tem 140 1981 Março/Abril Energias renováveis Sidónio Paes 8 141 1981 Maio Chelas B. Costa Cabral 142 1981 Julho Portugal / Arquitectura e fascismo não tem 143 1981 Setembro Costa da Caparica Gonçalo Byrne 144 1981 Dezembro XIV Congresso UIA / João Paciência: João Paciência algumas experiências (1974-80) 145 1982 Fevereiro Luís Cunha: projectos e outros não tem desenhos / 2º Congresso da AAP 146 1982 Maio Renovação urbana do Martim Moniz Pereira Brandão 147 1982 Outubro/Novembro Equipamentos colectivos para a 1ª e não tem para a 2ªinfâncias 148 1983 Janeiro/Fevereiro Arquitectura assistida por computador não tem 149 1983 Março/Abril Novíssimos não tem 150 1983 Julho/Agosto Design & Circunstância/Conceição não tem Silva – sete anos de trabalho no Brasil 151 1983 não refere Casa dos Bicos não tem 4ª SÉRIE DE ARQUITECTURA Nº Ano Mês Tema de Capa Entrevista 152 1984 Maio/Junho Raul Hestnes Ferreira não tem 153 1984 Setembro/Outubro Mértola, uma experiência de não tem recuperação arquitectónica e urbana 9 1.2 | Revista Binário 1.2.a | Directores de Binário DIRECTORES DE BINÁRIO Director Início Fim Duração (em anos) Arq. Manuel Tainha / eng. Jovito Tainha 1958 1960 nº1 a nº19 2
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