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Articles by Miguel Magalhães

About Miguel Magalhães
Miguel Magalhães has accumulated several years of experience in social projects in his architectural career. After he collaborated on the No Border School project with João Guimarães, they established Aware Collective, a multi-disciplinary platform of experts in social projects that seeks to solve problems of communities or people in need through architecture. With a “work locally, think globally” perspective, the firm’s aim is to contribute to a more AWARE, bottom-up design practice.
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The No Border School, a sustainable and modular school for Burmese refugee children in Mae Sot, Thailand
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No Border School Project Empowered by Traditional Construction

March 27, 2014 Miguel Magalhães 1

Editor’s Foreward: Portuguese architects João Guimarães and Miguel Magalhães of Aware Collective have designed No Border School, a 208 square meter modular and sustainable school for Burmese refugee children in Mae Sot, Thailand. The project …

The Muses-Aerial View of Project near Completion (Photo Courtesy LDGD & GCHP)_DxO
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New Orlean’s First LEED NC-Silver Multi-Family Development

August 10, 2011 0

In just over two weeks, it will have been six-years since the the category-5 Hurricane Katrina crossed into the United States and rebuilding efforts continue to this day.  New Orleans, Louisiana, was one of the …

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Headquarters: north elevation anchored with an entry courtyard leading to the main entrance
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The Packard Foundation’s Headquarters Is a Conservation Success

September 19, 2013 0

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to take a private tour of The David and Lucile Packard Foundation’s newly built headquarters.  It’s an elegant, well designed, and very green office building located in downtown …

The wind turbine installed on top of SCU’s facilities building is being monitored for its effectiveness and energy production output
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Energy Strategy Brings About ROI for Santa Clara University

June 22, 2011 0

Few universities can claim to have a 1-megawatt solar PV system, a wind turbine, a 60-collector solar thermal system, and a smart microgrid system that monitors and regulates the campus energy sources.  Santa Clara University …

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