Rui Lobo
Biography
Rui Lobo (Mozambique, 1970) is CES researcher and auxiliar professor at the Departament of Architecture / Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Coimbra (FCTUC), where he teaches since 1994. He has a Degree in Architecture at the University of Coimbra (1994), acomplished "Provas de Aptidão Pedagógica e Capacidade Científica" at the FCTUC (2000) and has a PhD in Architecture at the University of Coimbra (2010) with the thesis "A Universidade na Cidade. Urbanismo e arquitectura universitários na Península Ibérica da idade média e da primeira idade moderna". He has produced research in the field of history of architecture and urbanism, especially concerning university and college buildings and facilities. He also researches in history of Portuguese architecture and jesuit architecture. From 2011 to 2015 he was Coordinator of the Master Course in Architecture at the FCTUC, and from 2015 to 2018 he was Vice-Director of the Department of Architecture / FCTUC. He is currently Vice-Coordinator of the Doctoral Course in Architecture of the University of Coimbra, since 2014. He is also currently Vice-Director of CES.
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Latest Publications
Article in Scientific journal
Lobo, Rui (2025), "O contrato de obras de 24 de Janeiro de 1513 entre o Prior do Mosteiro de Santa Cruz, D. Pedro Gavião, e o mestre-arquiteto Diogo Boytac. Ensaio sobre a arquitetura da igreja paroquial de S. João das Donas no período manuelino", Munda, 2ª Série, nº3, Junho, 37-64
Book Chapter
Lobo, Rui; Branco, Ricardo Lucas (2025), The College of Santo Antão of Lisbon, the Plans at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and the Design of the Lost Church, by the "Great Architect" Baltazar Álvares, in David Salomoni, Luana Giurgevich, Henrique Leitão (org.), Santo Antão, The Jesuit College in Lisbon and Its History. Leiden / Boston: BRILL, 112-174
Read moreArticle in Scientific journal
Lobo, Rui (2024), "A Universidade como 'tradição' arquitetónica e urbanística ibérica e ibero-americana / The University as an Iberian and Ibero-American architectural and urbanistic 'tradition'", Phi Magazine - Patrimonio Historico Iberoamericano, nº1 Janeiro 2024, 21-70