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Portuguese Architecture is the style of architecture that has developed in Portugal over the centuries, influenced by the country’s location, maritime history, and various artistic movements. Manueline and Pombaline architecture are two prominent styles, with the former featuring intricate decoration and nautical motifs and the latter emphasizing a rational and functional approach. Portuguese architecture also reflects the influence of other styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Modernism, and has produced notable architects such as Álvaro Siza Vieira and Eduardo Souto de Moura.
Casa Moita Santa, located in Santiago da Guarda, Leiria, presents an architectural response deeply rooted in its natural surroundings. Located among oak trees and interspersed with clusters of stones, the…
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Eduardo Souto de Moura, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, is known for his thoughtful and contextually sensitive designs. One of his most notable projects, the Braga Municipal Stadium, showcases his ability…
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In the periphery of Lisbon, a suburban area devoid of a distinct identity serves as the canvas for the Saramagal House, a project by Estúdio AMATAM. This locale, marked by…
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The House in Silves project by BOMO Arquitectos, located in Portugal’s Algarve region, is a captivating example of how the past and present can merge to create a functional and…
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In the contemporary urban tapestry, where the architectural ensemble often risks succumbing to uniformity, Corpo Atelier’s “Between Two White Walls” project emerges as a narrative of introspection and serenity. Drawing…
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Located in Faro, Portugal, the Three Exposed Concrete Façades project, realized by Corpo Atelier, showcases a masterful refurbishment that marries the region’s rich architectural heritage with contemporary design principles. This…
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In the heart of Almada, the creative minds at Estúdio AMATAM have transformed a compact 51 sqm apartment into a versatile living space. This project illustrates the capacity of thoughtful…
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Casa M stands in the picturesque Algarve region of Portugal, known for its stunning coastline and charming villages – a remarkable example of sustainable residential architecture. Designed by A-lab Architects,…
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In the serene landscape of Sabóia, Odemira, emerges the Torquines de Cima Country House, a project that exemplifies the seamless integration of modern architecture into a rural setting. Completed in…
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The Portuguese Pavilion of 1998, designed by Alvaro Siza, was a prominent feature at the Lisbon Expo 98. Without competition, Siza was entrusted with realizing the main pavilion to represent…
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Completed in 2020 by NU.MA Architects, the design of the House in Santa Joana was influenced by the repetition and systematization present in the surrounding working-class housing.
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Completed in 2021, the Holiday Home in Comporta, designed by Estudio AMATAM, is a house developed for two French families who spend holidays together in Portugal to escape urban living.
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The Windmill House designed by Portuguese practice Box Arquitectos is a narrow, white home in the dense urban center of Ponta Delgado, with two volumes that face each other across…
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Completed in 2018 by Portuguese Architecture firm Just an Architect, the Aneto & Table Restaurant takes wine as the connecting element for the proposed intervention. The approach compares two fundamental…
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