Paulo Jorge Rodrigues Farinha Marques
Associate Professor
Landscape Planning, Design and Management
CIBIO, Centro de Investigacao em Biodiversidade e Recursos Geneticos
Portugal
Biography
"Born in Luanda (1963) and brought up in Lisbon (1963- 1988).Fully graduated as a landscape architect in the Superior Institute of Agronomy- Technical University of Lisbon (1988). Practitioner in own company (Porto, 1988-2000). Admitted to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in 1999, in the Faculty of Architectural Studies of the University of Sheffield, UK. From 1996 until 2000, teaching and private practice were combined, first in the University of Aveiro – Landscape Ecology and Planning of Natural Resources (1996 – 1998) a then in the University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro – totally involved in the launching of the new Landscape Architecture course –Drawing skills, Landscape Ecology and Landscape Design (1998-2000). Appointed for a position of Auxiliary Professor in Landscape Architecture at the University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (2000-2003). In 2003 was Appointed for a position of Auxiliary Professor at the University of Porto"
Research Interest
currently develops teaching and research in the landscape architecture field – landscape design, landscape planting, ecological park design, design and restoration of natural and manmade habitats and biodiversity promotion in historic landscapes.
Publications
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Farinha-Marques P, Lameiras JM, Fernandes CP, Silva S, Guilherme F ( 2011) Urban Biodiversity: a review on current concepts and contributes to multidisciplinary approaches. Innovation - The European Journal of Social Science Research. 24, N. 3, 247-271.
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Graça MS, Gonçalves JF, Alves PJ, Nowak DJ, Hoehn R, Ellis A, Farinha-Marques P, Cunha M (2017) Assessing mismatches in ecosystem services proficiency across the urban fabric of Porto (Portugal): The influence of structural and socioeconomic variables. Ecosystem Services, 23: 82-93.
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Farinha-Marques P, Fernandes C, Guilherme F, Lameiras JM, Alves P, Bunce RGH (2017) Urban Habitats Biodiversity Assessment (UrHBA): a standardized procedure for recording biodiversity and its spatial distribution in urban environments. Landscape Ecology, 32(9): 1753-1770.