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Miguel Amado
LisbonMiguel José das Neves Pires Amado graduated in Architecture from the Lisbon Technical University’s Faculty of Architecture; Masters in Spatial Planning and Environmental Planning and Doctorate in Environmental Engineering.
Holds a postgraduate degree in the Rehabilitation of Urban Centres from the UNESCO EURO MAB "URBAN SYSTEMS" WORKING GROUP and the Coimbra School of Artistic Technologies. He has a Post-graduation in Territorial Planning and Environmental Planning from the Perspective of European Communities from the Lisbon Nova University’s Faculty of Science and Technology. Miguel Amado Arquitectos was founded in 1988.
1 articles by Miguel Amado
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Eye on Design
Designing for refugees
- 10th February 2019
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