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luís pavan

@luispavan.bsky.social

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Personal Profile. Assistant Professor Escola de Arquitetura EAUFMG. PhD (UFSC). Visiting Scholar (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar). Modern architectural history and theory and the histories of modern infrastructure. Writing in Portuguese, English, and German.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 12/07/2025

bom dia, brasil

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

in SF for the LASA 2025

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 26/03/2025

unheimliche atmospheres at our campus yesterday

A temple with geometric, angular roofline and glass windows sits in a landscaped garden.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 15/03/2025

Recebi da autora este lindo material. A Fernanda é uma das pessoas mais sensíveis que os últimos anos me deram a oportunidade de conhecer e isso aparece em tudo que ela se envolve! Ref: Beagá Decô: patrimônio gráfico da cidade ao papel. Fernanda Goulart. Belo Horizonte, 2024.

Photos of the booklet and insert Beagá Decô: patrimônio gráfico da cidade ao papel / Fernanda Goulart. 2024. Kraft paper box with cartographic booklets.

Author’s Bio. The text in Brazilian Portuguese reads: Fernanda Goulart é artista gráfica e professora associada da Escola de Belas Artes da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Graduada em Artes Visuais/Gravura (EBA/UFMG), mestre em Comunicação Social (PPGCOM/UFMG), doutora em Arquitetura e Urbanismo (NPGAU/UFMG) e pós-doutora em Design (PPG-Design/UFPE) e em Artes Visuais (CEART/UDESC).

Em suas pesquisas, investiga, inventaria, interpreta, transfigura e multiplica a memória gráfica da arquitetura belo-horizontina. É autora do livro Urbano Omamento: um inventário de grades ornamentais em Belo Horizonte (e outras belezas), publicado em 2014, cujo acervo gráfico, vetorial e livre de direitos autorais, está disponível em https://linktr.ee/urbanoomamento.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 08/02/2025

I’ve always interpreted traditions loosely (one of my favourite songs comes from a Christmas album that I listen to all year round...)

Apple Music screenshot showing Sufjan Stevens' song The Midnight Clear playing. Album: Silver & Gold.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 15/01/2025

Eu fico me perguntando como um periódico predatório que fica se oferecendo pra publicar resumo de trabalhos de IC pode ser classificado como A2…

Print screen de um e-mail. Lê-se: Revista (Nome dó periódico suprimido por mim)(Qualis CAPES A2) [multidisciplinar] - Taxa de publicação R$ 990,00

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 14/01/2025

Today's Globo hit its peak: “AI chooses Rio as the most beautiful city in South America.” Are we seriously going down that road?

Print screen from globo.com. Central section showcases the Big Ben clock tower in London. "Londres desbanca Dubai como melhor cidade para turismo," translating to "London dethrones Dubai as the best city for tourism." Below, the text reads ”IA escolhe Rio cidade mais bonita da América do Sul," which translates to "AI chooses Rio as the most beautiful city in South America."

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 10/01/2025

“Here’s how”. Mein Gott

News headline from MSN reads, "Kim Kardashian May Lose her $70 Million Dream Home - Here's How."

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 16/12/2024

dealing with the mess I’ve created for myself while organising my research…

A scene from the series Arrested Development featuring Buster Bluth saying, “I’m a scholar. I enjoy scholarly pursuits.”

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 13/12/2024

Here are some images of the presentation I gave

Slide featuring a collage of urban and architectural videos with overlaid text: Infrastructural Interplays: Spatial Products and Social Infrastructure in University Campuses. Graduate Programme of Architecture and Urbanism. PhD Candidate Luís Henrique Pavan. Advisor José Kós.

Slide featuring a satirical cartoon titled „The March of Intellect“ (1828) by Seymour. It depicts a giant mechanical figure with a castle on its head, representing progress trampling over people and books.

Slide featuring four architectural illustrations and photographs from different historical periods. Buildings depicted are: Löwengebäude Halle (1838 lithography), Divinity School, Oxford (1675 engraving), ETH Hauptgebäude, Zürich (circa 1930), and UFRJ Faculty of Architecture under construction (circa 1956).

Slide featuring the interior of the Rolex Learning Center at EPFL Campus, Lausanne. The open space features curved pathways, large windows, and a prominent Rolex clock. Photo: Luis H. Pavan

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

also

A screenshot from Apple Music Replay'24 shows Madonna (3,662 minutes) in first place.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

every time my mind wanders, it finds its way to Aldo Rossi's Il Conico design for Alessi... alessi.com/de/products/...

Stainless steel cone-shaped kettle designed by Aldo Rossi for Alessi, known as Il Conico.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

morgen

A black-and-white cartoon illustration features two men seated across a table, engaged in conversation. On the left is an older man with wild hair, glasses, and an exaggeratedly stern expression, gesturing emphatically. On the right is a younger man, clean-shaven with a neutral, slightly concerned expression, leaning forward. Below the illustration, the text reads:

"Five full years of collecting specimens and another year for analysis? But without at least three published articles by next year, you will lose your university position, Mr. Darwin!"

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 24/11/2024

one like and i’ll buy this facsimile edition of moma’s brazil builds 1943 exhibition catalogue

Brazil Builds catalogue cover. The design features a bold, modernist aesthetic with vertical lettering spelling “B” in green and yellow, aligned to represent the title. It is displayed on an online shopping page under the category “Arquitetura e Urbanismo > Arquitetura,” specifically from the Martins Fontes Paulista shop.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 22/11/2024

revisiting a classic for my thesis today.

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luís pavan @luispavan.bsky.social · 18/11/2024

Cool educational infrastructure. Today's Travelstead Hall at the University of New Mexico. Completed in 1963 by architects Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn. The stained glass panel is by John Tatschal. 1st and 2nd pictures are from the Center for Southwest Research at UNM, 3rd picture is mine.