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Planstone® Industrial Pavilion in Águeda, Portugal by Paulo Martins | Architect

Sunday, January 12th, 2020

Article source: Paulo Martins | Architect

This industrial warehouse is located in Águeda, Portugal, in an area without any architectural references and surrounded by forest.

With no relevant references and a layout which consists of a warehouse area for finished product storage, a cargo area and office space, the proposal is intended to reflect the simplicity of the solution, given the simplicity of the requirements.

Image Courtesy © Its. Ivo Tavares Studio

Architects: Paulo Martins | Architect
Project: Planstone® Industrial Pavilion
Location: Águeda, Portugal
Photography: Its. Ivo Tavares Studio
Gross Area: 2 543m2
Creative Direction: Paulo Martins | Architect
Collaborators: Bruno Alvarinhas | Architect
Engineer Team: Miguel Mendes Engenharia
Start/Finish: 2016/2019

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Vouga Industrial Building in Agueda, Portugal by Nu.ma

Sunday, January 12th, 2020

Article source: Nu.ma

The site

The lot, where the project is inserted, has a non-regular shape, perpendicular to EN333 in Agueda, Portugal.

Formal and functional constraints

Taking in account the regulations and municipality rules, the building was inserted to respect this rules and take in account the maximum permitted area to build.

Image Courtesy © Ivo Tavares Studio – ITS

Architects: Nu.ma (nuno silva (nu.ma | unipessoal, lda)
Project: Vouga Industrial Building
Location: Agueda, Portugal
Photography: Ivo Tavares Studio – ITS
Client: Sociedade Comercial do Vouga
Civil Engineer: Nuno França Engineers
Construction Area: 3200 m2
Vouga Project: 2016 . 2018

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Private Garage In Águeda, Portugal by PAULO MARTINS ARQ&DESIGN

Monday, January 29th, 2018

Article source: PAULO MARTINS ARQ&DESIGN

An unusual challenge, where reverse thinking was indispensable. A global intervention, which started privately, through the emotion of the construction and a passion for motors.