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Exhibition “Arquitectas Da Nossa Casa”

«Arquitectas Da Nossa Casa» showcases the work of 69 female architects nationwide.

The career of Architect Maria Fradinho is one of those featured in this showcase of female representation in Portuguese architecture.

Organized by the Regional Section of the Centre of the Portuguese Architects Association, this nationwide exhibition is based on the interest in recognizing and celebrating the strong and qualitative role of female architects in the development of the profession in Portugal.

The entry to the event is free, but registration is required, given the limited capacity of the space. To do so, interested parties must register directly on the Roca Lisboa Gallery website.: www.rocalisboagallery.com/events/inauguração-exposição-arquitetas

+ INFO: https://www.ordemdosarquitectos.org/arquitectas-da-nossa-casa

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Opinion – “Cities made by women: the impact on urban planning and design”, Idealista News

Our founder, Maria Fradinho, shared her perspective on how a feminine approach transforms cities in an inspiring Idealista article.

At Frari, we believe that architecture is about more than just buildings – it’s about creating spaces that reflect the needs, inclusion and identity of those who inhabit them. And when women lead, we create more human, innovative and balanced places.

Read more at: https://www.idealista.pt/news/imobiliario/habitacao/2025/03/07/68569-cidades-feitas-por-mulheres-o-impacto-no-planeamento-e-design-urbano

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Exhibition “Arquitectas Da Nossa Casa”

The career of architect Maria Fradinho is one of the highlights of this showcase of female representation in Portuguese architecture. Organized by the Secção Regional do Centro da Ordem dos Arquitectos, this nationwide exhibition is based on the interest in recognition and celebrates the strong and qualitative role of female architects in the development of the profession in Portugal. The exhibition will be on display until January 31, 2025, at Casa Das Caldeiras, in Coimbra.

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Exhibition “Arquitetura ao Centro 20-23”, Castelo Branco.

After having passed through Coimbra (July-September 2023), Viseu (November-December 2023) and Guarda (April-May 2024), the travelling exhibition “Arquitectura ao Centro” is now in Castelo Branco, where it can be visited until 7 January 2025, in Sala da Nora – the Exhibition Room of the Castelo Branco City Council. Frari is one of the 19 architecture studios selected for the exhibition, with House 109 built in Vagos.

Media: RTP Play 04:10
More info at: Arquitectura ao Centro.

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Exhibition Arquitetura ao Centro 20-23, Coimbra

The Arquitetura ao Centro Exhibition is taking place in Coimbra, at Casa das Caldeiras, until the end of September 2023. Visits take place on Fridays at two times: 17.30 to 18.15 and 18.15 to 19.00, being a unique opportunity to promotion and dissemination of the contemporary heritage of the central region, strengthening cultural and tourist visits. Frari is one of the 19 architecture studios selected for the exhibition, with the Casa 109 Project, in Vagos. At the end of the exhibition period in Coimbra, the exhibition will go on tour, visiting the cities of Viseu, Fundão, Leiria and Aveiro. More details about the dates and locations where the exhibition will be present through the Secção Regional do Centro da Ordem dos Arquitectos.

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Arquitetura ao Centro 20-23

A new triennial architecture magazine comes up with the objective of “giving voice and creating a unique space for reflection and expression” about Portugal’s central region architecture – A Arquitetura ao Centro, from A Ordem dos Arquitetos SR-CTR.
Frari is one of the 19 architecture ateliers represented in this publication, with the House 109 project, located in Vagos.

Arquitetura ao Centro also has a website with the digital version of each project, also including extra information in audio and video format.

 

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Lecture – Moviment.A ’22

Maria Fradinho was speaker at Moviment.A ’22 lecture cycle, organized by the Nucleus of Architecture Students of the University of Beira Interior, Portugal (NAUBI).

The lecture took place on the 6th of April at 14:00 at the Auditorium of the Formal Sessions of the University of Beira Interior and was broadcated online through zoom.