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Frederico Valsassina graduated from the Fine Arts School of Lisbon in 1979 and created his atelier in 1986. In 2005, he was a guest lecturer at the Architecture Competition that ran at the Campinas University – Brazil. Amongst other works, he is author of the R.T.P./R.D.P. Studios, the Campus Building of the Logoplaste (Alcatel-Lucent), recuperates the Porto Côvo Palace and designs the Lusitânia Insurance Company’s Contemporary Art Museum. In Mozambique he is the author of Banco Unico’s Headquarters and the Olympic Swimming Pool for the Pan-African 2011 games. In partnership with Manuel Aires Mateus developed the project for the recuperation of the Monica’s Convent and the Roof of the Alcântara Etar. In 2012, in partnership with Ricardo Bak Gordon and João Ferreira Nunes, wins the project of Maputo Waterfront.

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