Adalberto da Silva Retto Junior

Current Professor of Urban Design and History of Urbanism at Universidade Estadual Paulista-Unesp and visiting Professor at Master Erasmus Mundus TPTI (Techiniques, Patrimoine, Territoire de l'Industrie: Histoire, Valorisation, Didactique) of Universitè Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, the University of Évora; Postdoctorate in Doctoral Excellence of University Institute of Architecture of Venice (Istituto Universitario de Architecture of Venice-Italy) (2007); PhD at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo and at the Department of Architecture and Urbanism History of the University Institute of Architecture of Venice (Istituto Universitario de Architecture de Venice) (2003). Resarcher in the research line: ?Historical and Environmental Knowledge integrated into Territorial and Urban Planning?, powered by two sub-lines: ?The City and Territory History? and ?The City, the Territory and the Landscape Planning and Project?. Coordenator of the sub-line research ?The City and the Territory History?, Unesp research group (Bauru) in the FAPESP Thematic Project (2006-2011) "Erudite and Technical Knowledge in the Configuration and re-configuration of the Urban Space: 19th and 20th Century"; Coordinator of the I Congress of Urban History (2004) "Camillo Sitte and the circulation of knowledge in urban aesthetic: Europe and Latin America 1880-1930?; In the sub-line of research "Territory and Planning" and "City, Territory and Landscape Project": Coordinator of the I and II International Workshop "Historical-enviromental knowledge integrated in The Urban and Territorial Planning: a contribution of Bernardo Secchi" (2004 and 2006); Coordinator of the preparation of the Participative Master Plan of the city of Agudos-SP (2004-2006), and the revision of the Master Plan of the city of Jaú-SP (2010-2011). Coordinator of the research and of the International University Extension Course: "The Landscape dimension in contemporary city project", which aims to analyze the projects that have undertaken a structural value in urban transformations in the field of urbanism and landscaping during the last three decades of the 20th century, from the reconfiguration of parts of the city such as landscape, restructuring projects of railways, urban areas, historic centers, and parts of cities, which began outlining a gradual course that puts the design of open spaces as connectors of urban and territorial structures. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)