The intervention in the Palma Apartments’ main premise, was the total restructuring of the existing space to create a new proposal for a more real, more fluid and, above all, more livable space for our clients. The apartment was based on a common typology of the 80’s, where the spatial arrangement was based on partitioning the space. The original entrance opened into an entrance hall, this hall was followed by separate distribution areas, for social, intimate and service spaces. From this central distribution space, the various domestic activities were divided separately.
Project Coordination: Luis Pedra SilvaTeam: Hugo Ramos, Rita Pais, Jette Fyhn, Dina Castro, André Góis Fernandes, Ana Lúcia da Cruz, Ricardo Sousa, Bruno Almeida
Software used: AutoCAD 2011 for the all drawings that went to construction. The architectural plans were over 50 drawings with several details to get the required result. 3d renderings with 3d studio max.
The EDP Foundation Cultural Centre in Lisbon is a project about water, light, reflections and people – a building that captures the essence of the unique riverside site and the extraordinary southern light of Lisbon.
High levels of comfort for the inhabitants of a residential complex is one of the goals that REGINO CRUZ tries to achieve in the housing development “Conde de Nova Goa”, in Lisbon, where a total of 10.000m2 of high quality apartments are integrated in the architectural traits of the zinc cover that embraces the building, enhancing the terraces of the upper floors that cascade from above.
The intervention site is located in Lisbon’s historical centre, on the ground floor of a Pombalinian building. It is a very common type of warehouse in these buildings, characterized by a single space defined by three vaulted areas with stone masonry walls and solid brick domes. Its maximum height is 4,15m and it is 16 meters long, 5,50m wide, having a total area of 102 m2. One of the ceiling tops has direct contact with the street, via two doorways, while the other has contact with a ventilation patio.
Article source: Manuel Graça Dias + Egas José Vieira
Two lofts were adapted from an old typography space, located on the ground floor of a residential building of the early twentieth century, in Lisbon. The building plan, almost a “square” shape (350,00 square meter), distributes its liveable space in a “U” shape, around the entrance lobby, the staircase and a small interior court yard.
Photo by FG+SG - Fernando Guerra and Sérgio Guerra
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