Lisbon School of Architecture - Universidade de Lisboa

At the Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa, we are committed to fostering creativity and innovation in architectural education. Our diverse programs aim to blend theoretical knowledge with practical experience, nurturing a new generation of architects who are equipped to tackle contemporary challenges. We encourage collaboration and interdisciplinary approaches, ensuring that our students are well-prepared to make an impact in the built environment. With a vibrant community of educators and industry professionals, we strive to elevate the practice of architecture in LiThe Lisbon School of Architecture (FAUL), part of the University of Lisbon, is a leading Portuguese institution in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and design. Since its establishment in 1992, FAUL has played a central role in educating highly qualified professionals and advancing interdisciplinary research and innovation in the built environment.

 FAUL combines academic excellence with a strong commitment to addressing societal challenges, particularly those related to sustainable urban transitions. The School’s core areas of expertise include architecture, spatial and land-use planning, product and communication design, as well as the theory and history of architecture. Recent institutional priorities have focused on climate-responsive design, circular economy principles in urban systems, and inclusive urban regeneration.

 With a research culture rooted in practice-based and interdisciplinary methodologies, FAUL promotes strong connections between academia, public authorities, industry, and civil society. The School integrates emerging technologies and digital tools into its pedagogical and research activities, fostering innovation through experimental labs and collaborative platforms.

 International collaboration is a strategic pillar of FAUL’s mission. The School actively participates in European research networks and co-funded initiatives, and is committed to enhancing its global partnerships to co-develop solutions for urban resilience, energy transition, mobility, and spatial justice.

 Through applied research and knowledge transfer, FAUL contributes directly to the goals of the DUT Partnership, supporting the transformation towards climate-neutral, inclusive, and liveable cities.sbon and beyond.