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Designed by José Morgado the Capela de São João Batista project, Portugal, was born out of the desire and generosity of the people of the small village to build a temple dedicated to St John the Baptist. Its monolithic form of exposed concrete, torn by stereotomy and subtracted from the stylised form of the “house” shape, is intended to be the home of St John the Baptist
The Renaissance Porto Lapa Hotel is a new Portuguese hotel inaugurated in the city of Porto, designed by architects Visioarq. The challenge was to design an elegant 4-star urban refuge hotel
The Torreira House project is intended to be a holidays house in Aveiro, Portugal. The demands were clear. NU.MA architects’ client wanted to take advantage from the site, specially the views and create a unique space to store all his nautical equipment
Renovated by Cage Aterlier, Concrete 11 was born to fulfil a desire to live close to the centre of Lisbon,Portugal without compromising the sharing with the environment granted by a country house.
Two historic buildings in Porto, Portugal united by history: Marlim D. João IV by Atelier D’Arquitectura Lopes da Costa: 10 apartments all enjoy generous garden space
Muda’s House is a family holiday home designed to be a meeting place for grandparents, parents and grandchildren in Grândola, Portugal. In the initial briefing, Vasco Lima Mayer’s clients proposed a very interesting organization of the spaces. The main one with a bedroom and a small living room for the grandparents, and two similar ones for their children and grandchildren, with two bedrooms each
Renovated by NMD Studio, Apartamento AN located in one of the main arteries of Lisbon,Portugal, the apartment has an Art Nouveau influence that balances with more contemporary intervention and furniture.
The plot of this apartment is a classic example of narrow and deep plots in the city of Porto, in Portugal. The urban fabric of Porto’s historic core is made up of plots measuring just 6 or 8 meters in front, set in very deep blocks
Like a flower, the Sandra Micaela Casinha Atelier designed patios of petals house is fed and protected from the sun in Portugal. It touches the floor simply, with a large “U” glazing. An internal curved structural wall that together with the heart of the house, the stairs, builds its interior.
Rómulo Neto Architects LDA’s concept of the Ferneto SA building, in Zona Industrial De Vagos, Portugal, was created taking into account the company’s principal activity, this being, the production of bakery and pastry machines which produce dough for bread and pastries
dEMM arquitectura’s project aimed to enhance the unobstructed view of the Atlantic Ocean, increasing the permeability between the interior and exterior, through wide windows with full opening.
Designed by Frari – architecture network House 109, Vagos, Portugal, confronts one of the most important arteries in the city. Since it is designed for residential use, the architectural shape and arrangement, protects itself from the busy road
Pema studio’s intervention of Forte House is inevitably a reflex response to this complex and challenging context. Urban plot, confined between neighbors and whose visible confrontations had little or nothing significant in Santo Tirso, Portugal
