ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Portugal’Gymnastic Training Center of Guimarães in Portugal by Pitágoras GroupTuesday, November 14th, 2017Article source: Pitágoras Group With a 3100m2 of covered area, the Gymnastic Training Center of Guimarães is located at the East limit of the city park and was conceived for practice and training of high performance gymnastics.  Image Courtesy © Pitágoras Group
Claus Porto Store in Lisboa, Portugal by João Mendes RibeiroMonday, November 13th, 2017Article source: João Mendes Ribeiro Claus Porto is a portuguese scents brand whose 130 years history had to be summoned in the project of the first flagship store to open in Lisbon downtown. A heritage built not just by their impressive material assets, but also by their intangible patrimony, linked to the objects’ symbolic quality and value. Towards the visual impact that the Claus products have, the store design would have to be minimalist but very sensitive, so that it could enhance and complement the brand’s strong identity. It should be an inclusive, elegant and cosmopolitan place, but also a place with a strong sensory appeal.  Image Courtesy © José Campos
Campo de Ourique IV Apartament in Lisbon, Portugal by Joao Tiago Aguiar ArquitectosFriday, November 10th, 2017Article source: Joao Tiago Aguiar Arquitectos Born in Lisbon – Portugal, in 1973. Architecture Degree by Faculdade Arquitectura Universidade Técnica Lisboa in 1996. Collaboration with van Sambeek & van Veen, Amsterdam, Holland, between years 1997 and 2000 and with Broadway Malyan, Portugal, from 2000 until 2004. In 2004 establishes the office acarquitectos in partnership. In 2008, proceeds individually under the name João Tiago Aguiar, arquitectos. The office, located in the city centre of Lisbon, is mainly focused in the discipline of Architecture, counting already with a large number of built and ongoing projects.  Image Courtesy © FG + SG – Architecture Photography
Expo III MF Apartment in Lisbon, Portugal by João Tiago Aguiar, arquitectosThursday, November 9th, 2017Article source: Tiago Aguiar, arquitectos The apartment in question is located in Parque das Nações area in a contemporary building. Although having relatively spacious compartments it really didn’t properly exist a sense of unity between the parts of the apartment. The social area was too partitioned and the existence of different materials in a relatively small space generated a space with lack of fluidity. The stone in the entrance hall and living-room as well as the tiles in the kitchen and in the bathroom created a too dated and cold atmosphere. The idea was to unify as much as possible the atmosphere of the apartment in order to dilute its limits. This concept gained shape with the implementation of a single pavement in cement that would link all the spaces.  Image Courtesy © FG+SG – FOTOGRAFIA DE ARQUITECTURA
Atelier House in Lisbon, Portugal by INÊS BRANDÃO – ARQUITECTURAWednesday, November 8th, 2017Article source: INÊS BRANDÃO – ARQUITECTURA The goal is to rehabilitate an apartment, with 70m2, inserted in a building that goes back to early 40’s, inserted in an industrial neighbourhood with a characteristic architecture, it served as a social housing for the workers of “Ar Liquido” factory. These apartments were characterized by having small rooms, individually linked by a long corridor, making them spaces with a high lack of natural light. The lack of storage space, especially in the kitchen, was another major problem, which had to be solved.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Barn House in Monte Real, Portugal by INES BRANDAO – ARCHITECTTuesday, November 7th, 2017Article source: INES BRANDAO – ARCHITECT Recovering a building with 50 years ‐ half housing, half barn. The aim is to maintain existing memories from a space that, once, was the stage to such varied experiences ‐ rural stories mixed with stories of young people from a controversial time.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Casa dos Pátios in Porto, Portugal by PFArchStudioSunday, November 5th, 2017Article source: PFArchStudio Casa dos Patios project aimed to refurbish an eighteenth-century urban villa, located in one of the most charismatic streets of the city center. The building which had had throughout its existence diverse uses, such as services, housing, and even worked as a school, had been abandoned and in a state of pre-ruin for decades. The project sought to create a set of apartments and shops, keeping all the structure and spatial concept of the preexistence.  Image Courtesy © João Morgado
Sleep In Porto 2017-Exhibition of Architecture and Interior Design in Portugal by Nuno Ribeiro – Arquitectura UrbanismoMonday, October 30th, 2017Article source: Nuno Ribeiro – Arquitectura Urbanismo Located in Fort St. John of Foz, this exhibition was presented in a building of the seventeenth century, with military architectural features. Twelve spaces, twelve themes and their creators architects, decorators and designers, each space was created considering a way to experience a certain tourist.  Image Courtesy © Rui paulo
Casa Estudio Oficina in Lisbon, Portugal by José Castro CaldasMonday, October 30th, 2017Article source: José Castro Caldas In order to continue exploring the interlude between Architecture and woodcraft – In which the Architect builds his own work, I arranged this 40 m2 studio. An opportunity to study / test within this space that would become my Home | Office and set up a laboratory of Architecture, where I could try out both space organization and execution solutions in detail. The hypothesis of resolving the adjustments, reconsidering badly anticipated decisions, imperfections as a carpenter does with his pieces, with the balance of who projected to solve the inherent deviations of the construction processes, here in a scale of Architecture, a kind of revivalism of the Arts and Crafts movement… To inhabit it, al- lows me to perceive its result.
 Image Courtesy © Mercês Tomaz Gomes
House Cr in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal by Gonçalo Duarte PachecoFriday, October 27th, 2017Article source: Gonçalo Duarte Pacheco The project proposes the refurbishment of a house built in 1937. Located in the urban area of Caldas da Rainha, its origin is associated with the genesis of this whole urban area, which, at the beginning of the twentieth century, emerged in the west of the railway line that crosses the entire city.  Image Courtesy © Gonçalo Duarte Pacheco
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