Tiago is a Portuguese landscape architect. He is especially interested in the contemporary perceptions and narratives of landscape in emerging territories. Much of his own research has been done through practice, focusing on topics such as time, speed and movement and digital media and how they affect people’s understanding of the landscape.
After graduating at the Agronomics Superior Institute – Technical University of Lisbon (ISA-UTL), he co-founded Terramorfose Landscape Architects, an award winning small practice studio based in Lisbon, Portugal.
Since 2008, he often participates as a consultant, participating in strategic decisions in major urban planning projects in the Mediterranean and Portuguese speaking countries in Africa and South America.
In 2010 he joins PROAP Landscape Architecture's team, in Lisbon, where he was responsible for coordinating the research processes and the department of international communication. He edited and coordinated significant publications and other design projects.
In 2011 he was invited as a teaching fellow in the PhD programme 'Contemporary Architecture of Metropolitan Territories', at the University of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), being responsible for major contribution within the Landscape Unit. He currently holds there an honorary position.
In 2012 he joined the University of Edinburgh as an Early Career Fellow and he is now part of the Landscape Architecture department. He is interested in bringing pedagogic innovation and design sensibility into teaching, as well as in further engaging ESALA with other prominent European Institutions. He is part of the European Masters in Landscape Architecture (EMiLA).
Specialties: Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architecture Communication Editor, Landscape Architecture Researcher, Architecture Editor, Urban Design
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University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, GB, Early Career Fellow in Landscape Architecture
In 2012 he joined the University of Edinburgh as an Early Career Fellow and he is now part of the Landscape Architecture department. He is interested in bringing pedagogic innovation and design sensibility into teaching, as well as in further engaging ESALA with other prominent European Institutions. He is part of the European Masters in Landscape Architecture (EMiLA).
Terramorfose - Landscape Architecture, Lisbon, PT, Co-founder and co-owner
After graduating at the Agronomics Superior Institute – Technical University of Lisbon (ISA-UTL), he co-founded Terramorfose Landscape Architects, an award winning small practice studio based in Lisbon, Portugal.
www.terramorfose.pt
PROAP - Landscape Architecture, Lisbon, PT, Landscape Architecture Communication Editor and Researcher
In 2010 he joins PROAP Landscape Architecture's team, in Lisbon, where he was responsible for coordinating the research processes and the department of international communication. He edited and coordinated significant publications and other design projects.
Universidade Técnica de Lisboa (UTL), Lisbon, PT, Masters, Landscape Architecture
Degree in Landscape Architecture at the Agronomics Superior Institute, Lisbon.
Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, DE, Masters, Erasmus
Eramus Program at the Technische Universität, Berlin.
Competition for the requalification of the beach of Pedra Alta, Viana do Castelo, Portugal (with Terramorfose), 1st Place
Competition for the requalification of the beach of Cabedelo, Viana do Castelo, Portugal (with Terramorfose), 2nd Place
National Public Competition for the ‘Public Park of Tamarineira’, Recife, Brazil (with PROAP), Honorable Mention
International Competition ‘Val de Durance’, Côte d’Azur, France (with PROAP), 1st Place
International Competition ‘Urban Park City Life’, Milan, Italy (with PROAP), 2nd Place
Ideas Competition ‘Architecture in common places’, Transition in Vale do Ave, Guimarães, Portugal (with Terramorfose), Honorable Mention
Competition for the requalification of Alcácer do Sal Market Place, Alcácer do Sal, Portugal (with Terramorfose), 3rd Place
Ideas Competition for a ‘Sustainable Gas Station – Galp’, Lisbon, Portugal (with Terramorfose), 2nd Place