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The kitchen of the Casa de Santar e Magalhães contains a spring dedicated to Saint Anthony. José Luís de Vasconcellos e Souza highlights that the kitchen is still used by the family today.
The municipality, in the Central Group of the Azores, continues its goal of restoring and preserving heritage related to water architecture.
For decades we were told that architecture was a man's world. The classrooms show a different reality. A column by Daniela Silva
The climate has changed and Portuguese houses have lagged behind. With extreme heat, violent winds, and an aging housing stock, architects explain how to rehabilitate and build for a warmer future.
The memorial 'Windows of Freedom', a public art intervention by artist Irene Buarque evoking the life and work of architect Nuno Teotónio Pereira (1922–2016), will be inaugurated on Friday in Lisbon, Galeria Ratton announced today.
Over time, you learn that good design here is not about spectacle. It is about restraint, comfort, and the quiet confidence of things made for living. CORE Architects has always The post CORE Architects: between land and light appeared first on Portugal Resident.
On December 10, Core Architects unveiled something quietly extraordinary in Almancil. Their new showroom is more than a workspace, more than a gallery, more than a studio. It is an The post Inspirational Blue Tree House opens in Almancil appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Between strict subdivision rules, intense consultation with the owners and a focus on inward-looking architecture, this house in Galamares seeks to emphasise the Sintra hills.
Miguel Correia's studio developed the plan for Equatorial Guinea's new capital more than a decade ago, but the architect says they are still building the city according to the plans he left.
Between protected oaks and cork oaks, the CC House emerges from a slow process of listening to the land. Developed over eight years, the fragmented house adopts a minimally invasive architectural approach.
Lisbon’s funicular will compete for the award that recognises excellence and innovation in contemporary European architecture alongside 39 other projects, spread across 36 cities, 30 regions and 18 countries.
The Graça Funicular in Lisbon, designed by Atelier Bugio, is one of the 40 finalists for the 2026 Mies van der Rohe architecture prize, the organisers announced on Thursday in a statement. Twelve Portuguese projects were nominated for the award that recognises excellence and innovation in contemporary European architecture, indicate the European Commission and ...
The Graça Funicular in Lisbon, designed by Atelier Bugio, is one of 40 finalists for the 2026 Mies van der Rohe architecture prize, the organisation announced today in a statement.
Using rusted metal sheets, the only surviving elements of an old sawmill, the dwelling forges a direct relationship with the landscape, incorporating solutions that enhance comfort and environmental performance.
Home Portugal Are abandoned buildings embodying “saudade? “ Are abandoned buildings embodying “saudade? ” In a country famous for warmth, colour and postcard charm, you’ll find, between townhouses, boutique hotels and modern cafés, a lot of buildings that seem to have been forgotten.
