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IF House in Ílhavo, Aveiro, Portugal, designed by archietcts M2 Senos – a home centred on a library in a difficult triangular plot surrounded by open fields; amusingly free movement of Iuki the dog was a key part of the brief!
Former 1940s car garage in Lisbon riverside transformed to VdA – Vieira de Almeida’s new headquarters, redesigned by OPENBOOK Architecture with PMC Arquitectos, retianing memories from the old warehouse building.
Yaroslav Galant Innovative Design studio has finished work on the interior of Bairrista restaurant. The concept of the project is presenting the traditional Portuguese dish “frango assado”, grilled chicken and vegetables menu
FAHR0213 was challenged to develop a structure for the garden in front of the central building that symbolized this mark in time and made it last in the future as a symbol of the park: Loop in Porto
Designed by Samuel Torres de Carvalho Arquitetura, Corpo Santo 6 Apartment has its access from two streets at different levels, the main access being through Rua do Corpo Santo and the second through Rua do Ferragial.
Houses in Calçada dos Mestres, Lisbon, design by Orgânica architecture office, semi-detached homes facing 18th century aqueduct, property rehabilitation on a street with no name.
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Designed by architect César Machado Moreira Casa Moreira is located on a site facing a narrow street characterized by small houses from different times, the building is a classic house.
Designed by TRAMA Arquitetos the Fraião house, located in Braga, is a project set up on two floors in a “V” shape, that was conceived to take advantage of the previledged views over the city
Designed by Nelson Resende the building results from the need to create two offices, with possible autonomous use, but allowing an internal connection, considering the possible merging of the two spaces.
Valdemar Coutinho Architects designed a Pavilion, reflecting the various program and budget demands with an appealing dynamic and humanized image, minimizing the common impact in these type of sports pavilion buildings.
Designed by Plano Humano Arquitectos the chosen location is privileged, in a plateau area surrounded by a rural environment, with an extraordinary panoramic view, that also impelled the design of this building.
Designing an industrial building in a forest area, with occasional traditional constructions with pitched roofs in the surroundings, allowed me to think about how a contemporary industrial building might fit in this landscape.
The church of S. Tiago de Antas, was designed by architect Hugo Correia, and is built in a privileged place with views over the natural landscape and the center of the local town.