ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Portugal’PIGMEU in Lisbon, Portugal by Forjan architectureSunday, March 25th, 2018Article source: Forjan architecture Atmosphere: Under an up-cycle and recycling architectural philosophy, making use of existing raw materials, the space was designed experimentally using the scaffolding structure has a constructive system adequate to the intended delicate environment thus providing a response to the restaurant program.  Image Courtesy © Forjan architecture
Touguinha House in Vila do Conde, Portugal by Raulino Silva ArquitectoWednesday, March 21st, 2018Article source: Raulino Silva Arquitecto The small property, with an accentuated slope on the topography, is located in the main street of Touguinha, a small village in the north of Portugal. On site, there are houses on both sides of the plot terrain, an old stone wall at the back and, at the front, there are some crop fields with a small grove in the middle.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Apartment Refurbishment in Lisboa, Portugal by Aboim Inglez ArquitectosWednesday, March 14th, 2018Article source: Aboim Inglez Arquitectos The apartment, previously denominated as “the building’s caretaker apartment”, sits on top of six storey residential building, with two separate entrances. Connected to the building’s two separate stair core, the apartment has two diametrically opposed entrances, joined by a long corridor and presents a highly comparted and disconnected spatial distribution.  Image Courtesy © Ricardo Gonçalves
Apartment Palatina I in Lisbon, Portugal by rar.studioWednesday, March 14th, 2018Article source: rar.studio Palatina is a small palace built in the centre of Lisbon in the mid-20th century according to plans designed by Architect Carlos Rebelo de Andrade in the Português Suave style. Originally conceived to serve the purpose of a single family residence, the building was converted into four distinct apartments earlier this century. Apartment Palatina I occupies the main first floor of this mansion, the former location of the social areas – hall, office, billiards room, small living room, drawing room, pantry, dining hall, greenhouse – and correspondingly draws upon the magnificent ostentatiousness of both its amplitude and its materials and decorative details.  Image Courtesy © Francisco Nogueira
Outsystems Office in Proença-a-Nova, Portugal by InlokiMonday, March 12th, 2018Article source: Inloki The challenge was established by the Proença-a-Nova Municipality. With a low budget investment create the new Office for Outsystems in Proença-a-Nova aligned with the in house entrepreneurial culture.  Image Courtesy © Joao Morgado – Architecture Photography
Casa ED&JO in Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal by NOARQThursday, March 8th, 2018Article source: NOARQ The project was to demolish a single-family dwelling and build another one in its place in the centre of V. N. de Famalicão. The proposal is on a triangular urban plot of land covering an area of 940.80 m2. The topography includes a 7.60 m slope down from west to east, so the elevations in the corner converge with those on the surrounding roads.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Dandélio School in Coimbra, Portugal by ORANGE architectureThursday, March 8th, 2018Article source: ORANGE architecture The Dandélio School, a result of an AAPCDM initiative, provides the local community with a new space dedicated to children’s development, which is intended to be pedagogically differentiated, hosting a nursery and kindergarten.  Image Courtesy © domalomenos
SS Apartment in Sever do Vouga, Portugal by PAULO MARTINS ARQ & DESIGNSunday, March 4th, 2018Article source: PAULO MARTINS ARQ & DESIGN This project refers to the redesigning of a T1 apartment (46 m2), located in attic flat of a 70’s building, situated in a privileged area of Sever do Vouga. The social room of the building was firstly East facing while the cosy area was West facing. The main goal of the reconstruction was to change both social and cosy areas to the opposite side, allowing a better sun exposure which also made it possible to use the contiguous balcony. It was also created a box inside the apartment, cleary distiguished with the usage of another colour, where other facilities, such as toilet, kitchen and machines, were placed.  Image Courtesy © Ivo Tavares Studio
CloakedHouse in Marco de Canaveses, Portugal by Ernesto Pereira 3rSunday, February 25th, 2018Article source: Ernesto Pereira 3r Looking at this project, it is indeed the sensations we experience that leave their mark as we think, walk and live through it. This project was clearly inspired by the place, a piece of land surrounded by chestnut trees, incredibly ripped into the mountain, flanked by a stream that flows down the hillside and a magnificent open view of the other side of the valley perfectly nestled into the natural landscape. It was this bucolic scenario that led to an enterprise that had no intention of imposing itself on the surrounding nature, but rather blending, hiding and transforming with it. It gave rise to the “Cloaked House” concept.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Deck House in Portugal by FRARI architecture networkWednesday, February 21st, 2018Article source: FRARI architecture network The challenge of this project was the expansion of a single-family house, with five years of existence. The house had weaknesses in its spatial organization, with missing space in some areas and wasted space in another ones.  Image Courtesy © FRARI architecture network
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