Pedro Miguel Hernandez Salvador Guilherme is an Architect and a Researcher. Graduated in architecture at the Faculty of Architecture (Lisbon University, 1991). Master's degree in urban engineering (Coimbra University, 1996) with a thesis about Urban Quality. PhD degree in Architectural Theory with a thesis about International architectural competitions as a tool for research and internationalization in the architecture of Álvaro Siza Vieira and Eduardo Souto de Moura (Faculty of Architecture, Lisbon University, 2016). Is Assistant Professor (2021/09-) of Architectural Theory at the Department of Architecture of the School of Arts and tought Architectural Drawing (2017 to 2021). Is Assistant Director and teacher at the PhD in Architecture (CHAIA/IIFA) Is Integrated Researcher (2009-) at Center for Art History and Artistic Research (Centro de História de Arte e Investigação Artística - CHAIA, Évora University). From 2018/10 to 2021/08 was Research Assistant at the University of Évora. From 1996 to 2018 worked at Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Alentejo and at Gabinete de Apoio Técnico de Évora. Is the Principal Investigator (2018-) for the project "Malagueira: Heritage for all. Contributions for its nomination." dealing with the understanding of the character of Malagueira's neighborhood at Évora (Portugal) by Álvaro Siza Vieira and reflect upon its protection, authenticity, integrity, uniqueness, and outstanding universal value. Malagueira (1977-2005, 27ha, 12373 inhabitants) is one of the listed works proposed at the "Ensemble of Álvaro Siza's Architecture Works in Portugal" for World Heritage. The research project intends to: (1) deliver a charter of Malagueira for its protection and management and proposes to (2) create and register Malagueira as a brand, (3) to communicate its non-built projects through ICTs with mobile applications of augmented reality applied to (4) new readings and new meanings and to (5) potentiate the support for the increase of local economic activities towards new contents that attract new tourists and (6) contribute for the social appreciation of the neighborhood. He participates in both national e international conferences, publishes articles, and has curated exhibitions. From 2007 to October 2019, he worked as a senior technical adviser at the Commission for the Regional Coordination and Development of Alentejo (CCDRA) responsible to ensure the coordination of various sectoral policies at regional level, as well as to implement environmental, spatial planning and city policies, and to provide technical support to local authorities and their associations in the following subjects: regional planning, mobility, heritage, transports, energy, and SIG. From 1997 to 2007 he worked at the Gabinete de Apoio Técnico de Évora (GAT Évora / CCDRA) where he was responsible for architectural projects and rehabilitations of public heritage in Évora, Estremoz, Borba and Sousel. From 1991 to 2019 had a private office with Sofia Salema (architect, former senior technical adviser at the Regional Heritage Office (IPPAR) at Évora, currently Associated Professor at the Évora's School of Architecture) and has developed several rehabilitation projects, most of them in heritage classified buildings, in Évora, Estremoz, Moura, Lisbon and Cascais. Some of the works have been published and been part of national and international exhibitions and listed in architectural guides. Participates in competitions and has received national prizes of architecture. From 2003 to 2007 took part of the National Council of the Order of the Portuguese Architects and was responsible for International Relations (UIA |ACE | UMAR | CIALP). From 2003 to 2007 was member of the Portuguese Consulting Commission of the National Commission of UNESCO (CNU Portugal). Was nominated for Jury of national and international architectural prizes, is included in national selections of architecture.