The book 'Manuel Botelho: Obra e Projecto 1980-2008', published by Circo de Ideias, will be presented on November 7, at 6 p.m., in Project Room 1 of the Department of Architecture at the University of Coimbra, with a conversation between Joaquim Moreno, Paulo Providência, the book's editors António Neves, Bruno Baldaia and Carlos Maia, and the editorial coordinator Pedro Baía.

The publication is an unpublished monograph by the architect Manuel Botelho, with 360 pages of a selection of 27 works and projects, as well as a series of original essays by Carlos Machado, José Manuel Soares, Jorge Reis, Victor Mestre, António Neves, Bruno Baldaia and Carlos Maia.

The book is part of the cycle dedicated to Professor Manuel Botelho, which included exhibitions, round tables and visits to his works, in a partnership between FAUP, the Marques da Silva Foundation, the Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory and the School of Architecture, Art and Design of the University of Minho (EAAD), and has the support of the Northern Regional Section of the Order of Architects (OA-SRN).The book 'Manuel Botelho: Obra e Projecto 1980-2008', published by Circo de Ideias, will be presented on November 7, at 6 p.m., in Project Room 1 of the Department of Architecture at the University of Coimbra, with a conversation between Joaquim Moreno, Paulo Providência, the book's editors António Neves, Bruno Baldaia and Carlos Maia, and the editorial coordinator Pedro Baía.

The publication is an unpublished monograph by the architect Manuel Botelho, with 360 pages of a selection of 27 works and projects, as well as a series of original essays by Carlos Machado, José Manuel Soares, Jorge Reis, Victor Mestre, António Neves, Bruno Baldaia and Carlos Maia.

The book is part of the cycle dedicated to Professor Manuel Botelho, which included exhibitions, round tables and visits to his works, in a partnership between FAUP, the Marques da Silva Foundation, the Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory and the School of Architecture, Art and Design of the University of Minho (EAAD), and has the support of the Northern Regional Section of the Order of Architects (OA-SRN).