Godofredo Enes Pereira

Godofredo Enes Pereira is a Professor at the Royal College of Art’s School of Architecture, where he serves as Head of Programme for the MA Environmental Architecture. His work bridges architectural practice, critical theory, and activist research, focusing on the intersections of environmental disputes and collective political action.

• Key research areas: Environmental Architecture, Territorial Conflicts, Climate Justice
• Current projects: Ex-Humus, Scales of Climate Justice, Lithium Triangle

Research trends across his publications reveal a sustained engagement with:

• Subterranean geopolitics and resource extraction
• Architecture’s role in social movements
• Post-capitalist spatial praxis
• Forensic methodologies in environmental justice
• Collective equipment as urban infrastructure

Scientific awards include:

• British Academy grant (2019)
• Doctoral Fellowship (FCT, Portugal)
• Young Portuguese Architect Prize (2014)

As a dedicated educator, he has advised researchers like Kamil Dalkir and Mingxin Li, while collaborating with institutions such as Forensic Architecture, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, and Het Nieuwe Instituut. His curatorial work includes the Object-Project exhibition (2016) and Objectology (2012).