Populous commercial space, football stadium, sport 14. Tomás Taveira cinema, commercial space, football stadium, sport

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1 Lisboa Projects 38 Created 27-Jun-12 By Wen Jing, Shanghai, China Vasco da Gama Bridge Lisbon, Armando Rito bridge Atrium Saldanha Camoes Theatre Centro Cultural de Belem Bar a Margem Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Pavilion of Knowledge 7 Pavilion of Alvalade XXI Stadium 14 Praça de Entrecampos 15 Baixa-Chiado Metro Station 16 Terraços de Bragança 17 Lisbon, Alvaro Siza Vieira commercial space, housing, office 8 Gare do Oriente Station 18 Lisbon, Santiago Calatrava bus station, car park, commercial space, subway station, train station 9 Atlantic Pavilion 19 Lisbon, Regino Cruz 10 Vasco da Gama Tower 20 Lisbon, Maria Leonor Janeiro museum, restaurant 11 Lisbon, Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca museum, pavilion Lisbon, Alvaro Siza Vieira subway station Lisbon, Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca museum 6 Lisbon, Alberto Pessoa culture, museum, park Museu do Oriente 13 Lisbon, Promontório ure culture, housing, office, shop Lisbon, Falcão de Campos Arquitecto bar, pavilion, restaurant 5 Lisbon, Vittorio Gregotti auditorium, congress centre, exposition space Estadio da Luz Lisbon, Tomás Taveira cinema, commercial space, football stadium, sport Lisbon, Broadway Malyan office, renovation, retail, train station 4 Lisbon, Manuel Salgado auditorium, music theatre, theatre Rossio Station Lisbon, Populous commercial space, football stadium, sport Lisbon, Ricardo Bofill commercial space, office, shopping centre 3 Central da Graca Optic Store 21 Lisbon, Sousa Santos Arquitectos commercial space, shop 12 Lisbon, Alvaro Siza Vieira art, museum Coffee Shop & Shading Surface 22 Lisbon, ateliermob cafe, canopy, square 1

2 Social Communications Tertiary School Lisbon, Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca education, university Speech Clinic Archaeological Site of Praca Nova Modernization of the Dinis Secondary School Arroios apartment Building Rehabilitation In Calcada do Lavra 26 School of Music Hotel Altis Belem Lisbon Justice Campus 27 Capricciosa Carcavelos, Bernardo Ratton Daupiás Alves commercial space, restaurant 28 House in Paco de Arcos 37 Oeiras, Jorge Mealha private house 29 Ice cream store Artisani 38 Lisbon, S3arquitectos shop Lisbon, Charles Correa Associates clinic, laboratorium Lisbon, Aires Mateus s auditorium, education, university Champalimaud Center for the Unknown 30 Optic Store Andre 33 Lisbon, Nuno Leónidas Arquitectos court building, government Lisbon, Jorge Mealha apartment, social housing 32 Lisbon, Risco s hotel, spa Lisbon, atelierbase apartment, private house 25 Lisbon, Tiago Filipe Santos private house 4 n'ajuda Madan Park Building Lisbon, Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca education, music theatre Lisbon, Bak Gordon arquitectos secondary school 24 Lisbon, Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca museum Monte da Caparica, PPST Arquitectura office Lisbon, MMV Arquitecto clinic Lisbon, Sousa Santos Arquitectos shop Rectory of Universidade Nova de Lisboa 39 Feira Internacional de Lisboa 40 Lisbon, António Barreiros Ferreira & Alberto França Dória - Arquitectos 2

3 photo: Richard van Riel Vasco da Gama Bridge Ponte Vasco da Gama Alcochete 2890 Lisbon The Vasco da Gama Bridge (Portuguese: Ponte Vasco da Gama) is a cable-stayed bridge flanked by viaducts and roads that spans the Tagus River near Lisbon, capital of It is the longest bridge in Europe (including viaducts); and 9th longest in the world, with a total length of 172 km (107 mi), including 0829 km (05 mi) for the main bridge, 115 km (71 mi) in viaducts, and 48 km (30 mi) in dedicated access roads Its purpose is to alleviate the congestion on Lisbon's other bridge (25 de Abril Bridge), and to join previously unconnected motorways radiating from Lisbon The bridge was opened to traffic on March 29, 1998, 18 months after construction first began, just in time for Expo 98, the World's Fair that celebrated the 500th anniversary of the discovery by Vasco da Gama of the sea route from Europe to India (Contents Wikipedia) photo: Richard van Riel Armando Rito richardvanriel 3

4 photo: Ricardo Bofill photo: João Morgado Atrium Saldanha Praça Duque de Saldanha Lisbon Gathering in a harmonic way classic lines, new materials and technologies that are distinctive of Ricardo Bofill's architecture, Atrium Saldanha has been thought of becoming an icon building in the city of Lisbon The offices, designed in accordance with the highest quality standards, are located in the top 9 floors, with areas that range from 60 m2 to 3700 m2, served by 4 independent elevators The shopping area, located in the 3 base floors, is composed of 95 shops and served by a panoramic internal elevator This unique building, located in the Praça Duque de Saldanha, is a nowadays the symbol of a renewed Lisbon, and was already awarded with several prizes, among them are: "Excellence Prize for Integrated ure Conception and Interior Design", "Best Development of the Year ", "Ambelis Prize ", "Secil's Civil Engineering Prize " and the "City's Arquitecture Valmor Prize " photo: Ricardo Bofill Floor area/size m² Main designer, Contractor Ricardo Bofill João Paciência Edifer Fibeira SGPS JMMM From 10:00AM to 11:00PM Train: Entrecampos Metro: Saldanha 4

5 photo: Nazar Leskiw photo: Nazar Leskiw Camoes Theatre Passeio de Neptuno Lisbon Confronted with two imposing adjacent buildings - the 'Pavilion of Knowledge' and the 'Oceanarium' - the design sought simplicity It's compositional form is somewhat abstract The base of the building is in keeping with the materials used in the surrounding paving, and as a result seems to secure the structure to the ground The main entrance is through a foyer with a large window overlooking the 'Sea of Straw', the exterior and interior space intimately linked The finish in the interior of the auditorium aims to confer an atmosphere of sobriety and brings back the idea of 'La machine du Téatre' photo: Osvaldo Gago Associate architect Manuel Salgado Marino Frei Parque Expo JMMM Metro: Oriente 5

6 photo: Fernando Guerra photo: Fernando Guerra Rossio Station Praça dos Restauradores 1200 Lisbon Lisbon's iconic central rail station situated in Lisbon's busy city centre, was built in 1887 by architect Jose Luis Monteiro Since this time the station's interior has suffered serious neglect Broadway Malyan was commissioned to refurbish the building back to its former glory and to restore its layout The brief was to strip out the various additions and alterations that had been made in order to create a revitalised building which primarily created better passenger facilities and new ticket halls on two different levels The team redesigned the building to integrate the commuter railway station with 3000m² of office space, 1,000m² of retail and food offer, as well as 1000m² of public gallery or exhibition space The urban space, adjacent to the South of the station, which was used as a car park, has also been transformed into a landscaped, public 'praça' Original stonework and cast iron windows have been restored and cleaned throughout to restore its original grandeur photo: Fernando Guerra Floor area/size m², Interior architect Contractor Broadway Malyan cristinabelmonte Teixeira Duarte wwwinvesferpt Station from 5:30 am to 12:00 pm Offices and Gallery from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm 'Praça do Rossio' is one of the most famous Plazas in all of as it is in Lisbon city center, BAIXA (downtown), therefore, you'll find it easy to get transportation from anywhere in the city 6

7 photo: Nazar Leskiw photo: João Sousa Centro Cultural de Belem Praça do Império Lisbon The Cultural Centre of Belém (CCB), located in the Belém quarter of Lisbon, is the largest building with cultural facilities in CCB includes very complex areas such as an auditorium for opera, ballet, symphony concerts and congresses, high security meeting halls, a library and a 7000 m² exhibition area Also located in the CCB is the Jacques Delors European Information Center The centre has m² of construction area and was prepared in a very short period ( ) The client of the project was the Portugese State through the Secretaria de Estado da Cultura (State Agency for Culture) Completed in 1992, it occupies a total of m² and is the work of architects Vittorio Gregotti and Manuel Salgado; the interior was planned by Daciano Costa photo: Nazar Leskiw Floor area/size m² Main designer, Vittorio Gregotti Manuel Salgado Joao_Sousa The CCB is located right beside the famous 'Mosteiro dos Jerónimos' By tram: take the E15 Line to Belém 7

8 photo: Roel Backaert photo: Roel Backaert Bar a Margem Bom Sucesso 1400 Lisbon Ricardo Vaz and Joao Pedro Falcao de Campos built a pavilion on the esplanade along the River Tejo with little more than white-painted, screwed-together steel sections and glass The steel sections (identical I-sections) are both supporting structure and 'façade cladding', since the building is not insulated Where the façades become roof the pattern changes and glass becomes steel and vice versa The result is an alternating rhythm of plane and relief, a play between closed and open That play is reinforced by the fact that the glass of the long elevations can be completely slid open between the top and bottom sections which extend beyond the volume, whereupon the pavilion becomes an outdoor bar Any functions that might detract from the openness and the pattern of profiles like the kitchen and toilets, have been tucked out of sight below the ground photo: Roel Backaert Main designer, Structural engineer Falcão de Campos Arquitecto José Ricardo Vaz Miguel Villar - Betar À Margem Kirsten_Hannema Sunday to Wednesday - From 10:00AM to 9:00PM Saturday - From 10:00AM to 00:00 Thurday to The bar is situated in the popular neighbourhood of Belém on the docks of Bom Sucesso, in a zone where a lot of bars and kiosks are situated 8

9 photo: Rodolfo Reis photo: Rodolfo Reis Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Av de Berna 45A Lisbon The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is a Portuguese private institution of public utility whose statutory aims are in the fields of arts, charity, education and science A landmark in the Portuguese ure of the 60's, the Gulbenkian centre was designed by three Portuguese s, Alberto Pessoa, Pedro Cid and Rui Athouguia The apparently simple, modern building is skillfully combined with the surrounding park with its lake and open-air auditorium to form a harmonious whole Opened in 1969, these buildings aim to create a pleasant, serene atmosphere, allowing several different views of the surrounding woods and gardens to be seen from the interior photo: Rodolfo Reis 1969 Main designer, Interior architect Landscape architect Alberto Pessoa Daciano da Costa Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles Pedro Cid Ruy Athouguia rreis The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is located in the centre of Lisbon, next to Praça de Espanha, in a park covering a total area of around 7,5 hectares 9

10 photo: Ismael Prata photo: Ismael Prata Museu do Oriente Avenida de Brasília 1000 Lisbon Throughout most of its already long existence, the structure was used for the storage of dried cod whose persistent odour did become a cause for some concern in the project's early phases The challenge was to rethink the project so as to best incorporate the already irreversible work and demolition carried out, while also creating space for designing the museum Located next to Lisbon's docks, the Museu do Oriente promotes the Portuguese presence in Asia or the respective and distinct Asian cultures With the objective of conciliating the architectonic identity of the building with its new museological purpose, efforts were undertaken to re-clarify its organisational structure To this end, particular importance was attributed to redefining vertical access ways, areas open to the public and the functional distribution of each floor Mirrored roofs and black walls are used to visually enlarge the space Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca Fundação do Oriente ismael_prata photo: Ismael Prata 10:00-18:00 / Friday: 10:00-22:00 / Closed: Tuesday, 25 December and 1 January Last admission to the museum: 30 minutes before closing The Museum's main entrance faces Avenida 24 de Julho 10

11 photo: Cristian Richter e Maria Timóteo photo: Cristian Richter e Maria Timóteo Pavilion of Knowledge Alameda dos Oceanos Lote Lisbon wwwpavconhecimentopt The Pavilion of Knowledge - Ciência Viva is located next to the central broad walk and the dock It is made up fundamentally from a vertical volume - the ship which contains the vessels or fragments and which is the center off the exposition area - and from another horizontal block split by an access patio The horizontal block is virtually suspended, which allows the continuity of the public area between the broad walk and the dock The vertical volume and the suspended horizontal block cross each other like white concrete megaliths The access patio is square It rises up to the entrance by a ramp which accompanies the periphery of the square This patio and the ramps are lined with grit sandstone The ground is covered in water Some walls are covered in ivy photo: Cristian Richter e Maria Timóteo Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca Parque Expo JMMM Tuesday - Friday: 10 am to 6 pm; Weekends and bank holidays: 11 am to 7 pm; Latest group admission: 430 pm The Pavilion of Knowledge - Ciência Viva is located in Parque das Nações in the former Expo'98 zone in Lisbon It is easily recognised due to great volume of the main nave The nearest entrance to the Pavilion is the South Gate Parking facilities are nearby Underground station: Gare do Oriente Train station: Gare do Oriente Buses: 5, 10, 18, 19, 21, 25, 25a, 28, 44, 50, 68, 81, 82, 85, 114, 208,

12 photo: João Morgado photo: Ana N Pavilion of Alameda dos Oceanos 1990 Lisbon The architect's masterpiece, both for the tension he manages to create between a necessary, desired and difficult monumentality, and the delicate articulation - with the program and the location - both for daring of the solution and its intensive effect of a representative image symbol The palatial theme, which he used first in the school in Setúbal, is here taken to expressive heights, combining the 'colossal' arcade with it's reflection and sublimation in the waters of the quay The roof of the large ceremonial area is the finishing touch to the effect, which reminds us of Niemeyer and the most innovative of modern architecture and engineering in concrete and steel It is an enormous 'shell', appearing to throw off its supports (only visible as the skeleton, like armour), and the down-facing curvature (an 'anti-dome'), like a reinforced tent, ephemeral and paradoxically vulnerable, with apparent fragility, but an enormous plastic force photo: Andy M Project is not public! Alvaro Siza Vieira Parque Expo JMMM Metro - Oriente 12

13 photo: Nuno B photo: Pedro M Estadio da Luz Av General Norton de Matos Lisbon entacaoasp A modern structure that can go down as one of the finest modern sports facilities in Europe with UEFA awarding it five stars After its opening on the 25th of October 2003, it went on to host the final of Euro 2004 as well as some of the other tournament highlights Most notably for the host nation, one was a penalty shoot out win over England in the quarter finals Damon Lavelle designed the stadium to focus on light and transparency, offering an incentive to name the stadium "Estadio da Luz" (meaning stadium of light in Portuguese) as the original stadium was named after the neighbourhood the old ground was built on The polycarbonate roof of the stadium allows the sun's rays to penetrate it, lighting the stadium The roof, which is supported by tie beams of four steel arches, seems to float on the underlying tribunes The arches measure 43 metres in height and help to define the look of the stadium after having been shaped to be similar to the wavy profile of the 3 tiers photo: João Morgado Floor area/size m² Populous Sport Lisboa e Benfica JMMM The Estadio da Luz is situated in the northern part of Lisbon and is well served by the city's road system Car: The stadium is best reached from the Segunda Circular ring road, which connects with the national motorway network Metro: Take the Blue Line and get out either at Alto dos Moinhos or Colégio Militar/Luz Both of them are very close to the stadium Nearest airport: Lisbon International Airport (15 minutes) 13

14 photo: Nuno P photo: Vítor O Alvalade XXI Stadium Rua Professor Fernando da Fonseca Lisbon Estádio José Alvalade is a football stadium in Lisbon, home of Sporting, one of 's biggest clubs It was designed by Tomás Taveira and was classified by UEFA as a 5-star stadium, enabling it to host finals of major UEFA events This stadium originally projected to hold only 40,000 spectators at any given time - has a capacity of 50,466 and was acoustically engineered as a venue for major concerts Its official opening was on 6 August 2003 when Sporting played and beat Manchester United 3-1 It also hosted the 2005 UEFA Cup final between Sporting and CSKA Moscow, which CSKA won 3-1 The stadium also has underground parking for fans during official matches On the exterior, the stadium features multi-coloured tiles and colours On the interior some seats have different colours to give an illusion that the stadium is always full The stadium also has a marvellous museum of the club and fans may see the museum when visiting the stadium photo: Hugo Mamede Floor area/size m² Tomás Taveira Sporting Club JMMM Opening times: Monday-Friday: 11:30, 14:30 & 16:00 Saturday & Sunday: 10:30, 12:00, 14:30 & 16:00 Prices: 800 (tour only: museum only: 600) The Estádio José Alvalade is ten minutes from the centre of Lisbon and is easy to get to by both public transport and private car Car: From the Segunda Circular ring road: - If you are going to the south end, turn off at Campo Grande - If you are going to the north end, turn off at Telheiras - If you are heading towards Lisbon, turn off at the Stadium exit Bus Line 1, 3, 46, 47, 77, 101, 106 & 108 Metro: Campo Grande 14

15 photo: Promontorio ure photo: Promontorio ure Praça de Entrecampos Avenida das Forças Armadas Lote Lisbon One of Lisbon's largest developments, Praça de Entrecampos is located between the Campus of University of Lisbon and the city's central business district The project compromises 700 apartment units, 600 student residences, a large office block and an office tower for the city's urban innovation agency, 5000 underground parking spaces, a public square and a contemporary art centre photo: Telmo Miller Project is not public! Floor area/size m² Infrastructure consultant Services engineer Promontório ure Cenor Eppe EPUL JMMM The housing is not public, but you can visit the area and all public spaces Metro - Entre Campos 15

16 photo: João Morgado photo: João Morgado Baixa-Chiado Metro Station Rua do Crucifixo Lisbon This subway station links the blue as well as the green line of the Metro system in Lisbon It is one of the most important transfer stations For the blue line it was the end station for a long time The extensions towards the Santa Apolónia train station is being built, and expected to be completed in 2007 It is situated at the crossing of the Largo do Chiado and the Rua do Crucifixo photo: João Morgado Alvaro Siza Vieira Metropolitano de Lisboa JMMM Opening: 06h 30m The first train leaves at 06h 30m from the terminal stations of each line Closing: 01h 00m The last train leaves at 01h 00m from the terminal stations of each line 16

17 photo: Milharadas photo: João Sousa Terraços de Bragança Rua do Alecrim Lisbon The housing project Terraços de Bragança occupies an area of 5000m2 of the historical city centre of Lisbon There is a great sense of responsibility of the architect to maintain a certain dialogue with the existing buildings and it results in a building that is at the same time very modern but with a lot of local inspirations and elements The main façades are covered with stone Lioz and the blue tiles, traditional of Behind the building of the street there is the other building of the housing complex with a very contemporary kind of drawing, catching the tremendous views, facing south to the river Tejo Project is not public! 2004 Services engineer Structural engineer Alvaro Siza Vieira António Vieira Pereira Segedães Tavares Imopólis Joao_Sousa photo: João Sousa By the subway you can go till "Cais do Sodré" or "Baixa/Chiado" and then it's really easy to walk till there 17

18 photo: Marcelo N photo: Nazar Leskiw Gare do Oriente Station Av D João II 1990 Lisbon As foreseen before the tender, the station created a physical barrier between the city and the river This was a barrier we did not want as we wanted to strengthen this connection and, at the same time, use the present dynamism as a catalyst for the creation of a new and higher quality of life in Lisbon The project is a challenge at various levels - in terms of town planning and architecturally - as it includes two new avenues created in order to connect the station to the city and also, an adjacent square which intends to accentuate and make the most of the longitudinal axis of the building This multi-modal platform centralizes transport structures for the different transport systems which will service the whole intervention zone and much more There are five main nuclei, each corresponding to the various systems, specifically the train station (with it's public areas) the metro station the underground car park and the underground gallery General consultant Santiago Calatrava Tecned Parque Expo JMMM photo: Rodrigo da Cunha Metro - Oriente Bus Train 18

19 photo: Gordiano photo: João Morgado Atlantic Pavilion Rossio dos Olivais Lote 21301A Lisbon The pavilion is a building which is designed for major events for large audiences The pavilion's architectural design, as part of Expo98 experience, is a mixture of vanguard techniques with the historical and cultural connotation of the Portuguese Discoveries With a capacity for spectators and being a multi-purpose pavilion, an enormous variety of events can take place there The project's main consideration's were the comfort and safety of the public, the best functional design for the pavilion in order to be able to mount and dismount each show as fast as possible and the originality of form and materials and of energy management photo: Elder C Main designer, Regino Cruz Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Parque Expo JMMM Please check the shows in 'Atlantic Pavilion' Website Located at the heart of Parque das Nações, Atlantic Pavilion benefits from a privileged location Good accessibilities derived from the big road axis from eastern Lisbon, as CRIL, Vasco da Gama Bridge and North-South axis, and modern and excellent infrastructures, as River Terminal, Oriente Station, an interface of transport networks such as urban buses, Underground, CP-trains, Taxis and buses as well as 5 minutes direct link to Lisbon International Airport 19

20 photo: Antunes photo: Pedro P Vasco da Gama Tower Passeio das Tágides 1990 Lisbon The panoramic tower was conceived as an emblematic land mark of 'Expo 98', being based on the celebration of the 500 years since the discovery of the maritime route to India by Vasco da Gama The silhouette represents the metaphor of the sail which relates the secular tradition of the Portuguese as a people connected to the sea Symbolically the "prow of the ship" on the banks of the Tagus, headed east The way the building is positioned in space expresses the moment of the discovery of the world, emphasized by the mast and respective "crow's nest" which represents the volume of the restaurant and the platform from which the Atlantic Ocean can be sighted beyond a large part of the city of Lisbon's metropolitan area Both the observation deck and the restaurant were closed in 2001 The owner of the tower, state-owned Parque Expo, has received permission for a plan by Portuguese architect Nuno Leónidas to expand to a 21-storey building, on the riverside, for a luxury hotel Project is not public! Main designer, Structural engineer Maria Leonor Janeiro Nicholas Jacobs Profabril Parque Expo JMMM photo: Alex G 20

21 photo: Fernando Guerra photo: Fernando Guerra Central da Graca Optic Store Rua da Penha de França 41 Lisbon The main idea of this project is the creation of a special element in MDF (medium density fiberboard) which will fill the entire store The display cases for the glasses have a strong form, formalized almost as acrylic honeycombs Sousa Santos Arquitectos Oculista Central da Graça ismael_prata photo: Fernando Guerra

22 photo: Joao Morgado photo: Joao Morgado Coffee Shop & Shading Surface R do Estado da Índia Lisbon This intervention is part of an urban requalification plan for an avenue in Sacavém, on the outskirts of Lisbon It is promoted by Loures City Hall The project was composed of three interventions, but only two were completed The proposed buildings had the common goal of playing the decisive role at the qualification of public spaces in-between buildings, formerly abandoned and disqualified After the initial site visit and interpretation of the urban plan's main dynamics, the need was felt to design three built elements sharing a common nature, although holding different uses and problematics These three small interventions, with objective and circumscribed problems, should contribute to simplify the complexity of the environment and, above all, to reduce the impact of the turbulent context Therefore, the architects sought to design three quiet buildings, under the exciting motto 'nothing new under the sun' photo: Joao Morgado ateliermob ateliermob 22

23 photo: Traço Alternativo Arquitectos Associados photo: Traço Alternativo Arquitectos Associados Social Communications Tertiary School Campus de Benfica do IPL Lisbon Completed in 1994, the Tertiary School of Communication reveals itself as a surprising work, standing out by the sculptural affirmation of the volumes and the strength of the gesture that rests the building in the landscape The building essentially searches to define and protect a square from the highway the passes close by That is the underlying idea of the project This equipment, of strong plastic expression and anchored in the landscape, confirms the architect's inventive and affirmative capacity in the search for architectural purity Nominated in several editions for the Mies van der Rohe European Award, the work assumes in his DNA the heritage of the modern movement, always with a critical sence and without the dogmatism that has characterized it Carrilho da Graça belongs, by his own right, to the elite constituted by a small nucleus of internationally known Portuguese architects This work received the Secil Award (main Portuguese architectural award) in 1994 photo: Traço Alternativo - Arquitectos Associados 1994 Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca Escola Superior de Comunicação Social uralguides 23

24 photo: MMV Arquitecto photo: MMV Arquitecto Speech Clinic Rua Tomás da Fonseca Lisbon 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 cadence 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 The Speech Clinic is situated on the ground-floor of a residential block in the city of Lisbon The idea of the project was based on the creation of a new image and concept for a clinic in the city Starting from a reduced budget, the challenge consisted of the reformulation of an existing space, into a speech clinic for a young therapist photo: MMV Arquitecto Project is not public! MMV Arquitecto I Reduto MMVARQUITECTO 24

25 photo: Fernando guerra FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura photo: Fernando guerra FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura Archaeological Site of Praca Nova Rua Castelo de São Jorge Lisbon A discontinuous corten steel wall defines Archaeological Site of Praça Nova, and leaves a perimetric walkway next to the castle walls, the final limit of the plot Inside of the corten boundary a white shelter, elevated from the ground, houses the ruins Like a reinterpretation of the old construction the new white box follows the antiques lines of the walls, but not touches them Between the building and the ruins there is a long gap which allows to see the different textures and finishes of both constructions photo: Fernando guerra FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura Floor area/size m² Main designer, Landscape architect Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca João Gomes da Silva alemen Bus: 37 Eléctricos: 12,

26 photo: Leonardo Finotti photo: Leonardo Finotti Modernization of the Dinis Secondary School Rua Manuel Teixeira Gomes Lisbon The investment in the education sector, in particular the Modernization of Educational Facilities Program for Secondary Learning, has as its objective rehabilitating and modernizing high school buildings, replacing their physical and functional efficiency, in a perspective of creating conditions for the practice of a modern education, adapted to the programmatic contents, the didactics and the new information and communication technologies The intervention of modernization of the D Dinis Secondary School, beyond improving the architectural, constructive and respective infra-structural conditions of the existing buildings, it also aimed the programmatic improvement of the equipment by adding functional spaces in a centralized location in regards to the existing constructions, so that all the educational activity gravitates around it photo: Leonardo Finotti 2008 Bak Gordon arquitectos Parque Escolar uralguides 26

27 photo: invisiblegentleman photo: invisiblegentleman Arroios apartment R Francisco Sanches Lisbon The apartment is part of a typical Lisbon old building It's long proportion produces a set of spaces on which the presence of natural light is the main challenge The apartment is refurbished having the courtyard/garden as a central area that is totally open to the living room and adjacent spaces The courtyard is the main source of natural light for the apartment The continuity and flow between the common spaces of the apartment (living room, dining room and kitchen) is clearly felt by the absence of doors between these spaces Transitions are felt by in-built furniture or by the memory of ancient doors The 3 bedrooms are redesigned and functionally more adequate to modern needs The master bedroom becomes a suite with the private bathroom and the in-built closet Project is not public! Floor area/size m² Tiago Filipe Santos private invisiblegentleman photo: invisiblegentleman 27

28 photo: photo: invisiblegentleman 4 n'ajuda Rua Filinto Elísio Lisbon This project is very special to us First, because the client is special - enjoys architecture, understands our proposals and modifications, and above all, is enthusiastic with the project as much as we are! The project includes: the spatial reorganization so as not to enter directly into the living-room, changing the entrance to walking through space, inside the kitchen space The adequacy of the minimum standards of hygiene for the current parameters - increasing the area of the bathroom, endowing it with shower area, sink and natural light + ventilation The maintenance of the facade elements, in materials with higher thermal efficiency The correction of light through saturated color in the most interior spaces of the house - the kitchen and bathroom The possibility of changing the spaces through sliding doors in translucent polycarbonate, which adds to the house a greater diversity of ways of inhabit photo: invisiblegentleman Project is not public! Floor area/size m² atelierbase invisiblegentleman 28

29 photo: João Morgado photo: João Morgado Building Rehabilitation In Calcada do Lavra Calçada do Lavra Lisbon Project concerns the rehabilitation of an old building, presumably built at the end of the XIX century, but that was only registered in 1906 A cost-controlled operation, proposed by the owner, Santa Casa da Miseri córdia de Lisboa, intended to rehab this building that was at risk of collapsethe project seeks to preserve as much as possible of the original elements of the building floors and walls? proposing a reformulation of the existing subdivision, which was characterized by having too cramped spaces, resulting in the creation of eight apartments, two of which are duplexetaking advantage of the need for the introduction of a lift, the entrance lobby is redesigned, suggesting a path that bypasses the volume - released from outer walls - required for the placing of this equipment The new design of the atrium that extends its original dimension, emphasizes the perspective on the existent ladder, which is maintained, allowing for a better natural lighting and offering a few scale photo: João Morgado Project is not public! 2012 Jorge Mealha SantaCasa da Mesericódia de Lisboa JorgeMealhaArquitecto 29

30 photo: Rui Correia photo: Rui Correia Champalimaud Center for the Unknown Av de Brasília Lisbon The champalimaud Foundation supports individual researchers and research teams working at the cutting edge of medical science It aims to stimulate novel theoretical and practical methodologies by utilizing the experience of both research scientists and medical practitioners, connecting pure scientific investigation with applied clinical research The champalimaud foundation aims to maximize the work being done in the fields of cancer research and neuroscience, including stem cell research and its clinical applications for parkinson's and alzheimer's disease, diabetes and spinal injury photo: Rui Correia Public access unknown! 2010 Charles Correa Associates F Champalimaud Rui_Correia 30

31 photo: João Morgado Optic Store Andre Av Liberdade Lisbon The main idea developed itself centred in the need to extend the exhibition to the whole area of the space Since the space was big, and the protagonists of the exhibition are small, the architects were drived to design an exhibition device that could be extended in the whole surface of the walls This device draws itself in complex correlation of simple shapes forming a dance of departing and proximity The exhibition elements form a net of vertical and horizontal prisms built in steel MDF and Plexiglas, this later perform itself as a multitasking surface If it's horizontal and faced upwards, it's an area for the lodging of the eyeglasses Vertically it's the support of the classical nose hold and horizontally, faced downwards, it's a lamp The notion of movement is immersed in all the elements that compose the store, the desks for private consulting, the counters, the cabinets They exist in a suspended movement state, similar to the wall exhibition support photo: João Morgado Floor area/size m² Sousa Santos Arquitectos André Ópticas ismael_prata 31

32 photo: Bojana Stankovic photo: Bojana Stankovic Madan Park Building Rua Francisco Costa Monte da Caparica The building houses an incubator for technology based companies and is located at Monte da Caparica, Almada The form of the building results from a process in which the built mass is moulded and subtracted in response to the irregularity of the plot and the different functional requirements This dissolution of the volume blurs the limit between exterior and interior, rooting the construction to the soil The plot has two opposite street fronts, with a difference in levels of one floor Connecting these street fronts a large lobby with a monumental staircase crosses the building This space has a somewhat public character and constitutes a place of informal encounter for the occupants The working spaces are very different from each other in their form and relation with the outside, breaking the stereotyped idea of an office building photo: Bojana Stankovic Project is not public! Floor area/size m² PPST Arquitectura cukoku 32

33 School of Music Campus de Benfica do IPL Lisbon The Escola Superior de Música is part of the Lisbon Polytechnic Institute, which comprises six schools (Education, Communication and Information Sciences, Theatre and Cinema, Dance, Music, Health Technologies) and two further institutes (Accounting and Administration and Engineering) The design of the school makes reference to the inner space of a cloister "The challenge of creating an inner external environment with acoustic and living characteristics and of a scale hardly reachable in the centre of the city led us to explore, up to its limits, the relation of the building as mass and volume, and the programmatic content thereof, with the empty space of the patio with a size of 100 x 40 m Beyond its use as a meeting area, this space will also be able to function as an extension of the classrooms and allow for the performance of small, open-air concerts In general, the area surrounding the patio has only one floor" photo: Naomi Schiphorst 2009 Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca Lisbon Polytechnic Institute MI_MOA From Monday to Thursday: 08h30-22h15 Fridays: 08h30-21h45 Weekends: 14h30-18h30 Subway: Colégio Militar: Linha azul (Gaivota) Bus: Calhariz de Benfica: 3, 16, 58, 64, 729, 746, 750, 767 Estrada de Benfica: 3, 16, 58, 729, 746, 750, 767 Estação de Benfica: 3, 24, 54, 64, 729, 750, 799 Linha de Sintra - Estação: Benfica 33

34 photo: Fernando Guerra photo: Fernando Guerra Hotel Altis Belem Doca do Bom Sucesso Belem Lisbon The Hotel Altis Belém is on Lisbon s waterfront between Bom Sucesso Dock and the Folk Art Museum It's a 50-room, 5-star hotel with sailing facilities Its position at right angles to the Tagus offers fine views of the city sweeping down to the river and of the riverside areas from Belém Tower to the Padrão das Descobertas (monument to the Discoveries) The scale of the design establishes a relationship with the dock and creates a kind of aquatic piazza The hotel enters into a formal relationship with the Folk Art Museum building through the character of the eastern façade The design opens up the hotel functionally and formally to the riverside promenade with a ground level that is open to the public and houses shops, a restaurant, café and bar and an extensive open-air seating area The interior plans are the work of the FSSMGN studio photo: Fernando Guerra Floor area/size m² Main designer, Interior architect Risco s FSSMGN Altis,SA thecommunicationoffice 34

35 photo: Fernando Guerra photo: Nazar Leskiw Lisbon Justice Campus Av Dom João II Lisbon Under the scope of the Judicial System Modernization Program, arises the New Lisbon Justice Campus, in an area called the 'Office Park Expo' This development is an integrated and modern office park, composed by 10 office buildings, surrounded by a large structure of green spaces The North side is composed by 5 buildings and a Tower with 18 floors From the whole office area, this magnificent tower can be seen It has a double glassed skin façade, and together with the VIP Square (a large exterior lobby), this place becomes an institutional meeting point The building's modular design guarantees the poly-valence and flexibility, allowing it to be suitable to the necessities of the 'Lisbon Judicial Services' The buildings were designed by different architecture firms photo: Nazar Leskiw Floor area/size m² Main designer, Associate architect Nuno Leónidas Arquitectos FVarq Saraiva & Associados Norfin Ana_Santos 35

36 photo: S3 Arquitectos photo: S3 Arquitectos Capricciosa Av Marginal Carcavelos Located in Carcavelos beach, along the Avenida Marginal (Lisboa-Cascais axis), is located a former abandoned restaurant building, reconverted into a new concept of restaurant & lounge After recovering the original existing building and demolishing the uncharacterised additions built over the years, the use of natural materials has wood in the interior and exterior reflect the concept of the restaurant, with a special location facing the sea and beach The white wood skin makes us travel to past mediterranean beach huts, making at the same time the subliminal connection to the white of the flour used in the confection of the pizza, the icon of this restaurant The exterior is characterized by a wide wooden deck terrace, combined with an upper "beach" located next to the restaurant, which permits a differentiated use of this space from the traditional restaurant photo: S3 Arquitectos Floor area/size m² Main designer,, Interior architect Bernardo Ratton Daupiás Alves S3arquitectos S3arquitectos Grupo Doca de Santo 36

37 photo: Jorge Mealha photo: Jorge Mealha House in Paco de Arcos R Cândido de Oliveira Oeiras Located on an impressively sloping site in Paço de Arcos, a neighbourhood of Lisbon facing the sea This house proposes an arrangement of several solids trying to attenuate the overall mass due to a huge functional program requested by the client A set of restrictive regulations, defined in the city council urbanistic project, were also a condition to be addressed and surpassed The resultant form proposes a dialogue between a range of different solids and voids, using light to draw or reflect on the surfaces, proposing a changeable reading of space and volumes during the day The metal screening/shading, create large smooth textured surfaces on the façade of the house emphasizing forms and controlling the relationships between indoor and outdoor or between external and internal spaces The house is all white and the roofs are flat Some circulations are in white metal slightly detached from the walls, leaving opportunity for light to pass in between photo: Jorge Mealha Project is not public! Jorge Mealha JorgeMealhaArquitecto 37

38 photo: S3 Arquitectos photo: S3 Arquitectos Ice cream store Artisani Av Alvares Cabral Lisbon The choice of materials for this space, gives an informal sense to an ice cream store, but with high quality in all elements and details that constitute it References to former traditional ice cream stores, lost moments in the individual memory of each one of us, now recovered in a vision of the future The unifying element of this ice cream store is the sobriety of materials with different finishes, having has on objective to differentiate volumetries and functions with a view to a homogeneous and formal coherent concept Inside, this space gives a careful, organized and "clean" feeling, characterized by the provision of dynamic elements that compose it Floor area/size m², Interior architect S3arquitectos S3arquitectos Artisani - Sabores do Dia photo: S3 Arquitectos 38

39 photo: Aires Mateus photo: Aires Mateus Rectory of Universidade Nova de Lisboa Travessa Estevão Pinto Lisbon The site used to be remote a land of farms and desolate ground is the location of the Campolide Campus of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa With the former Jesuit School, it creates a public square of imposing scale and provides a three-dimensional expression to the entrapped territory The program is divided into two distinct zones Administrative offices are located in a slender tower overlooking Monsanto Park Large scale foyers, meeting rooms and auditoriums are set at the base of the building, housed within a plinth that marks the difference in level between the public square and the school plateau The rising tower has the same height of the three-floor School building Its façades are clad in white stone with an abstract layout of fenestration concealing the many levels of the building The public square and grand steps leading up to it are clad in the same stone These more symbolic and formal spaces are carved and sculpted within the plinth photo: Aires Mateus 1998 Aires Mateus s Universidade Nova de Lisboa FMVB The Rectorate facilitates access to the building, however guided tours are not provided Visits must be scheduled with the Universidade NOVA de Lisboa s Rectorate at least 15 days in advance, otherwise they will not be authorized The building is located at the Campus of Universidade Nova de Lisboa: Campus de Campolide 39

40 photo: Rico Zweers photo: Rico Zweers Feira Internacional de Lisboa alameda dos oceanos Lisbon FIL's premises are located at Parque das Nações, since the end of Expo'98 During Expo'98, the premises were used for the event, but the construction project was designed with the intent of becoming the premises for the new FIL The Exhibition Centre covers a total area of sqm The 4 exhibition halls, with approximately sqm/each, mainly distribute sqm of the usable area of the exhibition centre The building is distributed by the Underground Parking, Floor 0 ( Grand Hall, 4 similar exhibition halls, 3 halls and 1 meeting room), Floor 1 (3 meeting rooms) and FIL's Management Services photo: Rico Zweers Floor area/size m² António Barreiros Ferreira & Alberto França Dória - Arquitectos IPMMCvastgoed by car, train 40