Lucinda Correia

Lucinda Correia is an architect and researcher (FA-ULisboa). She is working on her thesis ‘The (In)certainty of the Norm. Architecture, Law and Public Policies in dialogue’ which explores and deepens the reciprocal implications between the design of legislation and the practices of architecture (FCT 2018-2022). He curated Counter-Architecture. Re-constructing Reality (2020), at the invitation of MAAT, resulting in the publication of a Green Paper (2021). In 2019, she founded efabula – towards a habitat culture, a cultural co-operative and architecture and arts and humanities research studio. In 2011, she co-founded Artéria – Humanizing Architecture, a studio she co-directed until 2018. She was co-curator of: CCA c/o Lisboa (Canadian Centre for Architecture, 2016-17); The Power Of Experiment – Formulate, Formalize, Perform (Nordic Satellite, 4th Lisbon Architecture Triennale, 2016); Lisbon Skyline Operation (Portuguese Representation at the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale, 2014); Avenida Intendente (BIP/ZIP Programme, 2012-2014).