Carla Garrido de Oliveira, Barcelos, 1974, Architect, Assistant Professor at Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto (FAUP), and Researcher at Centre for Architecture and Urbanism Studies (CEAU-FAUP); holds a PhD in Architecture (FAUP, 2016), with the thesis ''Our Home'. Proposal for a modern reform for Portuguese architecture: 1890-1933. European influxes in the work of Raul Lino'; a master's degree in 'Intervention Methodologies in Architectural Heritage' (FAUP, 2009), addressing the problem of 'Interventions in monastic structures: from the building complex to the construction of the territory' (FCT Scholarship 2004-2005); and graduated in Architecture (FAUP, 1998), including an academic internship at João Álvaro Rocha's Architecture Office. | She teached Project 2 (Architectural Design) between 2004-2009 at FAUP, and History of Portuguese Architecture since 2009, being the head of this course since 2022; since 2018, she also heads the Dissertation course (with Maria José Casanova between 2018-2021, Maria Teresa Fonseca between 2021-2023, and Ana Alves Costa since September 2023). | Garrido de Oliveira participates as a member in two ongoing funded research projects at CEAU: the 'Erasmus + CoVHer - Computer-based Visualisation of Architectural Cultural Heritage'; and in the 'Methodologies and Intervention Practices in Vernacular Architecture - Municipality of Vila Nova Foz Côa'. | She published 8 papers in scientific conference proceedings, 3 articles in scientific journals, an article in a cultural magazine, 6 book chapters, a co-edited book, several abstracts and their presentations in scientific conferences; also co-organized 2 exhibitions, editing their catalogs. She was and is a reviewer at scientific journals and conferences, and has been a member of several academic juries, namely 2 doctorates and 77 integrated master's degrees. She supervised 1 completed doctoral thesis and 41 integrated master's dissertations (some of them in co-supervision); currently supervises 7 ongoing master's dissertations at FAUP and 2 bachelor's theses on Architecture at the Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen (THM), University of Applied Sciences, Giessen, Germany, to be completed in April 2024, during an Erasmus+ mobility. | As member of the EURAU network partners since 2012, she is currently on both the Scientific Committee [Theme 1/ Space /Conceived] and the International Organising Committee of EURAU 2024, which will be held in June at the Politecnico di Milano, Italy, being the 11th 'European Symposium on Research in Architecture and Urban Design'. | Between 2019-2022, she was part of the Organizing Committee for the 40th anniversary of FAUP (through the integration of the former School of Fine Arts into the University of Porto), in a broad program that included cycles of conferences, meetings, debates and round tables on architectural travels, drawings, books and exhibitions, mainly in a learning context. | As a member of CEAU in the research group 'Architecture: Theory, Project, History' (ATPH), her research interests encompass long-term Portuguese Architecture, highlighting a new interpretation of Northwest Iberia Iron Age saunas as birth houses (with Marta Oliveira); the singularity of an aedicle as a memory-martyrdom 'lost' between overlapped baroque places and times; and the work of Raul Lino at the modern hinge between the 19th and 20th centuries, itself a history-project of Portuguese Architecture. | In 2018, the team composed of Carla Garrido de Oliveira, Filipa de Castro Guerreiro e Pedro Bragança won the 'Fernando Távora Award' in its 14th edition. This Journey's funding allowed them to go along the border between Portugal and Spain via the Duarte d'Armas Way, undertaken at the beginning of the XVI century. More than five centuries later, they also 'touched' and represented the metamorphosis of Time in Places, while addressing contemporary problematics on territory, borders, politics, economics, and migrations.