No. 9 (2018): Absent Lisbon: from the memory of its vanished heritage to utopian projects for the city

• Editorial

  Helena Neves

  9

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Introduction

• Introdução

  11-13

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Dossier

• Rua Nova da Palma. Four centuries in the lifespan of a street (1554-1959)

  Tiago Borges Lourenço

  15-41

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• Where was located Xabregas’ Botanical Garden, established by Gabriel Grisley in Lisbon, in the 17th century?

  João Paulo S. Cabral

  43-62

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• The lost Church of Our Lady of Divine Providence of Lisbon. Contributions to a visual memory of its interior in the year 1712

  Maria João Pacheco Ferreira

  63-79

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• Memories of absence, testimonies of persistence: the baroque woodcarving at the churches of Nossa Senhora do Socorro, Santo Estêvão and São Miguel, in Lisbon

  Sílvia Ferreira

  81-96

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• The city of the King and the theatres of the Queen: (re)thinking Lisbon and the Royal Opera Theatre

  Giuseppina Raggi

  97-124

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• About Lisbon hills: the never built “aerial avenues”

  Ana Cristina Barata

  125-136

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Documenta

• Lisboa desaparecida. Lisboa utópica

  Nuno Martins

  137–187

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Interview

• Entrevista a José Sarmento de Matos: “Em Lisboa as coisas ajeitam-se…”

  Maria Alexandra Trindade Gago da Câmara, Teresa Campos Coelho

  189-191

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