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Project • By P-06 Atelier • Hospitals
CUF Hospitals & Clinics
CUF is a growing network of private healthcare, formed by 18 hospitals and clinics based in Portugal. However, despite providing a similar service across the group, until now each unit had its own particular environment. The challenge of this project was to create a strong and unique identity to be felt throughout the network.
José Vicente; FG+SG
This was a long, complex project of over 4 years, which involved 2 teams from P 06, one responsible for the interior design and the other for the signage system.
The first creative decision was to define a hospital-like feel, opposed to the luxury and cosiness of a hotel. We wanted a calm and comfortable environment, but at the same time clean, straightforward and representative of af... More
Project • By Openbook Group • Offices
BNP Paribas Exeo Campus
When BNP Paribas set out to bring its scattered Lisbon teams under one roof, the brief went beyond consolidation. Openbook Architecture was asked to design a workplace that could hold both the intensity of collaborative work and the need for quiet concentration, without forcing people to choose between them. The result, a 38,000 sqm hub across three buildings at Parque das Nações, is less a single office than a considered sequence of spaces, each tuned to a different register of working life.
Eduardo Montenegro Photography
BNP Paribas Group employs close to 10,000 people in Portugal, spread until recently across separate addresses in Lisbon. The decision to consolidate the majority of these teams into a single campus at... More
Project • By XXXI.studio • Restaurants
BAZ
XXXI.studio unveils BAZ, a Lisbon restaurant where the architectural design demonstrates a complete commitment to material integrity and openness. Building on the studio’s philosophy of transparency, the project established a true performance of culinary service, where the boundary between chef and customer was intentionally dissolved.
Francisco Nogueira
The architectural narrative begins at the entrance, designed as a portal to a different reality. The intriguing facade is precisely cut to introduce a minimalist stainless steel box that marks the threshold. The entrance utilises stainless steel and raw wood, allowing the identity of the materials to speak for themselves.
Francisco Nogueira
The interior design is anchored... More