Fernando André de França e Campos

Fernando André de França e Campos (born Porto, 1977) is an Assistant Professor at the MI of Architecture within the Lusophone University of Porto (ULP), affiliated with the Faculty of Communication, Architecture, Arts and Information Technology. His professional trajectory includes significant practice experience: working in multiple architecture studios between 1999–2002 and contributing to projects at Eduardo Souto de Moura’s office (2002–2012), while concurrently co-founding his own architecture firm with Joana Mendes in 2002. This integration of academic work and active practice defines his career.

Education:

• Graduated in Architecture from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Porto (FAUP) in 2005.

His research interests center on Architecture and its applied dimensions, particularly Building Design and Urban Studies, reflecting his hands-on experience with Souto de Moura (Pritzker Prize laureate) and his independent practice. This practical foundation informs his academic approach to architectural theory, spatial planning, and contemporary urban challenges.

No scientific awards were mentioned in the source text.

Regarding academic mentorship and funding, the text provides no details about students he has advised or research grants secured. However, his sustained professional practice since 2002 alongside academic duties suggests applied research engagement and industry-academia integration. No laboratory or research team affiliations are specified.