ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Lisbon’PRÍNCIPE REAL HOUSE in Lisbon, Portugal by BICA ArquitectosFriday, December 23rd, 2016Article source: BICA Arquitectos The building was constructed in the 19th century and expanded in the years of 1950. This apartment, located at the maximum altimetry of one of the Lisbon city’s seven hills, with a panoramic view to the north and south, is part of this expansion, absent of the characteristics that qualified the original construction as palatial.  Image Courtesy © BICA Arquitectos
Lisbon Aquarium New Extension in Portugal by Campos Costa ArquitetosThursday, November 3rd, 2016Article source: Campos Costa Arquitetos The extension of the Lisbon Oceanarium is a complex challenge. It beholds an intervention in a consolidated and dynamic public space. One of the aims is to bring together the relationship between the existing Building, that has a strong presence in the architectural imaginary of the Lisbon citizens, a space currently being qualified as an Architectural heritage.  Image Courtesy © Campos Costa Arquitetos
KAIROS Pavilion in Lisbon, Portugal by ATELIER JQTSTuesday, September 27th, 2016Article source: ATELIER JQTS KAIROS is a project created in 2012 by the architects João Quintela and Tim Simon in partnership with the company’s prefab concrete Gracifer and with the Lisbon Architecture Triennale’s support (www.trienaldelisboa.com) as an answer to an inhibitor and unsustainable social and economic context, with the aim of encouraging, generating and presenting site-specific installations in which Space appears as the central theme.  Image Courtesy © Diana Quintela
“Apartment in Estrela” in Lisbon, Portugal by AURORA arquitectosSunday, September 11th, 2016Article source: AURORA arquitectos It is not necessary to create a world, but the possibility of a world. Jean-Luc Godard in Reflexivity in Film and Architecture, 1985. Reflectivity as concept, as much in its use in film or literature as in its appropriation by architecture, refers to that moment when the work suddenly draws focus onto itself as a construct, and as a fictional reality.  Image Courtesy © do mal o menos
Single Family House Correnteza 21 in Lisbon, Portugal by Humberto Conde, Arq.Friday, September 9th, 2016Article source: Humberto Conde, Arq. This intervention seeks to maintain only the two main existing facades of the building, at North and East, given the high degree of deterioration of the overall volume. Although the existing building is not a remarkable architectural example and with construction quality, contributes to the cohesion of the urban image of the set to which it belongs, so the maintenance of facades allow the continuity of the dialogue between the building and the context in which it operates.  Image Courtesy © Humberto Conde, Arq.
Casa.Loures in Lisbon, Portugal by André MesquitaSaturday, June 18th, 2016Article source: André Mesquita In an existing Loures villa was introduce three different dwelling areas. This areas were united morphologically and structurally through the treatment of void areas and zenithal windows. The spatial organization was adapted to the existing typological structure giving rise to new spaces revealing the potential of pre-existing ones. These intervention lives of small subtleties, such as the variation of the different heights, zenithal windows and by small touches on the use of color.  Image Courtesy © André Mesquita
ILUSTRARTE’ 16, Biennial International Exhibition of Children’s Books Illustration in Lisbon, Portugal by Pedro Cabrito + Isabel Diniz arquitectosFriday, May 20th, 2016Article source: Isabel Diniz arquitectos In this edition of Ilustrarte, as in the previous one, our proposal for the main exhibition is an installation of objects, a solution that ensures the integrity of the magnificent industrial space of the museum, accepting the existing peripheral walls as part of the new project.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Chiado Apartment in Lisbon, Portugal by fala atelierTuesday, March 15th, 2016Article source: fala atelier The 120m2 apartment, built in the turn of the 19th century, rooms and err Iretik Presented OF A Fragmented arrangement (Almost Neglijent) overlay OF Suksessive Abandoned Interventions B previous owners were the original character OF SPACE. B. All were Ersing Previous Interventions, Separation Between Night and Day Areas were cleared out of action. One single wall, half-circular in plan, Proposed habitat.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra
SPEECH CLINIC in Lisbon, Portugal by MMV ARQUITECTOTuesday, December 22nd, 2015Article source: MMV ARQUITECTO The clinic is understood as a place of learning, concentration, where the sound and image are mandatory elements. Capturing the rhythm of words, the pause between them, noise and silence, full and emptiness, is the main idea of the project. From these assumptions and the analysis of the space, a landscape ceiling that vibrates like the cadency of the rhythms of nature is drawn. This mechanism is balanced with the simplicity and strength of the whole. The filter lets the air through and sets the sound, the mass contains both. The sensations of depth, transparency, opacity and flow are given by the subtle organization of materials.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra, FG+SG Architectural Photography
Cinema Ideal in LISBON, Portugal by José NevesTuesday, November 17th, 2015Article source: José Neves Cinema Ideal was the first cinema in Portugal. Located in the heart of Lisbon, between Loreto and Horta Seca streets, it occupies the ground floor of two buildings built in two different epochs – 19th and 20th centuries. Since its inauguration in 1904, the cinema was transformed by multiple interventions, becoming a degraded and architecturally disqualified place, showing exclusively pornographic films during the last three decades.  The entrance of the cinema in 1930 and today, Image Courtesy © Fernando Freire
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