Latest news and stories about urban regeneration in Portugal for expats and residents.
Coimbra's local government reinforces the “strategic opportunity” provided by the event it will host in 2028 and the combination of synergies between various actors, including the University.
Manifesta 17 Coimbra 2028 will move forward with priorities focused on the enhancement of Baixa, Alta and Rua da Sofia, acting as an instrument for urban regeneration and strengthening the connection between culture, heritage and public space, the City Council revealed today.
This article explores how cities are evolving from local policy executors into autonomous global political and economic actors. It details a recent institutional mission by the Municipality of Coimbra to Rio de Janeiro, focusing on attracting investment, technology transfer for urban resilience, urban regeneration strategies, and strengthening international economic and cultural ties to foster sustainable development.
In this episode, we explore how the Porto Slaughterhouse combines circular economy and heritage to preserve resources and transform urban memory into a new space for the city.
The Contemporary Art Biennial that Coimbra will host in two years is an opportunity for the renovation of the city's iconic spaces. Manifesta 17 will allow for urban regeneration.
A major urban regeneration plan to breathe new life into the historic centre of Loulé has been unanimously approved by the municipal assembly, paving the way for a long-term redevelopment The post Loulé unveils 15-year plan to transform historic centre appeared first on Portugal Resident.
