Campus da Justiça in Lisbon, Portugal by NLA

Article source: NLA – Pedro Leónidas

The office park design had its genesis in the urban structure and the following fundamental concepts of the urban plan and the detailed plan pp1: multi-functionality; morphology of the surroundings; Views system; circulation roads; panoramic pedestrian platform, landscape structures.

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• Architect: NLA –  Nuno Leónidas Arquitectos in association with Saraiva & Associados
• Name of Project: Campus da Justiça
• Location: Parque das nações, Parcela, Lisbon, Portugal
• Date: 2005-2008
• Photography: José manuel
• Client: norfIn – sociedade gestora de fundos, Imobiliários, sa

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• Structure: JsJ – consultoria e projectos de, engenharia, lda; estIplano – estudos e projectos, lda.
• Architecture: nla – nuno leÓnIdas arquItectos, lda. – nuno leónidas, Vasco leónidas, duarte tenera; saraIVa & assocIados – Miguel saraiva, miguel rocha
• General coordination: nla – nuno leÓnIdas arquItectos, lda. – nuno leónidas
• Technical management: lmsa – engenharia de edifícios, sa
• Electrical Installations: marobal – gabinete de estudos e, projectos de Instalações espaciais, lda.
• Hydraulic Installations: ductos – sociedade de projectos de, engenharia, lda.
• Safety: eace – engenheiros associados, lda.
• Acoustic: acÚstIca & ambIente, lda.
• Traffic: xIx – construção, projectos e gestão, lda.
• Solid waste: enVac – automated waste collection
• Landscape architecture: topIarIs – arquitectura paisagista, lda.
• Supervision: ecg – engenharia, coordenação e gestão, de empreendimentos, lda.
• Foundations and peripheric contention: mota-engIl, sa
• Construction: edIfer, sa

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The contribution of the built space to the requalification of the urban, landscape and environmental area involves its articulation to the surrounding urban fabric, through the relationship between the above-mentioned elements, in an inductive perspective and as a generator of attraction.

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In this sense the following inductive elements are determining factors of the urban form: tower with 18 floors towards the northwest; avenue d. João II and its built front towards the west; alameda dos oceanos with its playful character; platform at level 16; system of street services; Insulation; panoramic views over the river and emblematic architectural elements; environmental re-qualification on the block; pedestrian crossing pathways.

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The tower was treated as a singular element, and is read together with the other one that is in the west. both towers are an important benchmark of the plan and stand out in approach along the avenue d. João II. formally it is detached from any building, thus being an invaluable reference.

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Its articulation takes place through an entrance square with a more urban nature and which encloses the more institutional functions of the complex. this urban square, a meeting place, is framed by three more relatively elevated blocks and also by the conference center. without sacrificing its formal integration within the office park group, the morphology of the several blocks permits differentiation in relation to the various purposes and needs of the different occupiers.

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Software used:

Backoffice: Debian Linux ,  Intermesh Group-Office,  Windows 2003 Server,  Windows 2003 SBS Premium, Network Inventory Expert, Veritas Backup Exec 9.0 Server, Ms SQL Svr Atd 2005, MOPL SQL Svr Std 2005 ,  SYBASE 9 ,  PROCOS Project LibraryDesktop: Arris (Cad), Sketch Up, Autocad LT, DWF Composer, Autodesk Max Design, Autodesk REVIT, Maxwell Render, V-Ray, Lightscape, Adobe Creative Suite Premium, Adobe Photoshop, ACDSee, Corel Draw Graphic Suite, Ecotect,  Google Earth Pro, Ms office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), MS Project

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Tags: Lisbon, Portugal

Categories: 3dS Max, Adobe CS, Building Campus, SketchUp

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