Architects: EZZO Project: Breiner 310 House Location: Porto, Portugal Team: César Machado Moreira and Claudia Dias Area: 930.0 sqm Photography: do mal o menos Breiner 310 House is a residential project completed by Portuguese studio EZZO (César Machado Moreira + Cláudia Dias). The two houses, which remained empty for twenty years, became known by the graffiti in […]
Located in Lisboa, Portugal, the Estefania Apartment was completed in 2016 by João Branco and Paula del Río. Two wishes coexist in the future inhabitants of the house, retaining the character and nobility that naturally radiate form the bourgeois Portuguese house and meeting the present practical needs.
The intervention therefore had more to do with a redefinition of its programme, and ultimately the increase of appropriation possibilities of space by the client.
Architects: URBAstudios Project: The Green House Location: Porto, Portugal Area: 36.0 m2 Photography: João Morgado The Green House is 36 sqm apartment in Porto designed by URBAstudios, a studio founded by Portuguese architect Nuno Alves de Carvalho. The project is located in a XIXth century building in the historical centre of the city of Porto. The
Principe Real is a 645 sqf private home renovated by Portuguese studio Fala Atelier. The client bought an old apartment in Lisbon’s downtown. Although charming at the first glance, it was, somehow, broken.
Project: Patio House Architects: Guedes Cruz Arquitectos Architecture Collaborators: Patrícia Maria Matos, Nelson Aranha Location: Cascais, Portugal Photography: Ricardo Oliveira Alves The Patio House is a private residence designed by Portuguese studio Guedes Cruz Arquitectos. Like a wall in a Castle not in stone, but in concrete, glass and wood. Not to for protection but
Located in Belelo, Meixedo, Viana do Castelo, Quinta do Fortunato, a structure of Turismo no Espaço Rural (Tourism on a Rural Space) resulted in the design of two lodging units, with the exploitation of the preexisting buildings, long ago used as cut of cattle and rain fed.
The Alves da Veiga project aimed to reconvert an old typography built in the nineteenth century and abandoned for decades in a set of six apartments, maintaining all the structure and spatial concept of preexistence. The original building, though appearing from the outside only two storeys in fact contained a curious floor + mezzanine organization that
