Intervention on urban environments and the city in general terms requires, in addition to having a specific ability to read and understand it, the ability to find the proper answer that necessarily implies a subjective interpretation and a personal contribution of the architect in urban design. This paper, a work in progress, aims to show a new adaptation of an effective teaching strategy, the e-Portfolio, in order to ensure that studentsacquire specific and transversal competences needed to be able to address an urban project with a sufficient cognitive and instrumental background to undertake the urban complexity.

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