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INTO MAPPING

Mapping the Landscape and Heritage Thresholds between Modern and Rural Imaginaries

Author: Inês Salema Guilherme, Faculty of Architecture, University of Porto

Category: Visual essay

Bio

Inês Salema Guilherme

Inês Salema Guilherme (2000, Portugal, 0000-0002-9858-0677) holds a master’s in architecture from FAUP (2023) and a European joint-master in “Architectural and Urban Contemporary Heritage” (2025). She collaborated on funded research projects including "FISH-A" (ERC, CEAU–FAUP), "HoTT: Housing Think Tank" (CEAU–FAUP), and "Malagueira.PT" (CHAIA–UÉvora) as a grant holder. Since 2024, she has been an Emerging Professional (EP Bureau Member) of the ICOMOS International Committee on 20th Century Heritage. Her work reflects a growing commitment to research and architectural practice rooted in territory, community, and heritage. She sees architecture as a key tool for understanding and transforming the world.