#made in portugal

The philosophical concept rests on the idea of ​​permanence and lightness: the house is implanted in the terrain and is formed by concrete slabs as if recognizing the memory of the place, respecting its presence and integrating it as the foundation of the project. João Morgado João Morgado The garden on the slabs emerges as an inversion of the traditional concept of fertile soil. Here, nature is not merely a support, but a conquest. Vegetation settles on the concrete, creating a dialogue between the organic and the mineral, between what grows and what remains. This garden does not seek to conceal the concrete, but rather to enhance it, allowing it to emerge and participate in the composition of the space. Jo&atil... More

Located in the eastern part of Lisbon, the Convento do Beato originated from a small hermitage built in the 15th century, which later evolved into a convent that played a significant role in the religious, social, and economic life of the city. Carolina Delgado Carolina Delgado At the beginning of the 19th century, following the extinction of religious orders and the sale of their assets, the complex was acquired by an industrial entrepreneur linked to grain processing, marking the start of its transformation into a factory. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, several parts of the former convent were demolished and new buildings were constructed to accommodate industrial uses, resulting in a heterogeneous ensemble characteriz... More

The Ponto C - Cultura e Criatividade project is more than just a new space in the city of Penafiel. It contributes to a transformation in the city’s urban fabric. A new entrance and a new connection with the southern area allow for structured expansion, putting aside the phrase that echoed for years as “the city split down the middle.” A renewed proximity with the historic center: what was once “the back” is now a carefully designed front, facing Praça de S. Martinho. Ivo Tavares Studio Caption Anticipating a large volumetric presence and considering the difference in topography, the building hides itself among planted greenery and magnolias. The presence of the old structure remains, giving w... More

This project concerns a single-family dwelling set on a plot with a steep natural slope and a privileged view over a surrounding landscape rich in vegetation and close to a body of water. The layout of the house takes advantage of the topography, sitting on a partially suspended platform that provides a continuous visual connection with the horizon and subtle integration with the surrounding nature. Hra-Lisboa Hra-Lisboa Hra-Lisboa The architectural proposal is based on a volumetric composition marked by horizontal lines and overlapping planes, defining a contemporary, minimalist, and elegant language. The large glazed openings play a central role, allowing the fusion between interior and exterior, creating spacious, bright... More

The Condominium 3 houses in Bicesse is a contemporary residential building with a markedly horizontal design, set on a gently sloping plot. The building has three floors above ground, staggered in levels that follow the natural topography of the land. The design is characterized by straight, clean lines, with a strong emphasis on landscape integration and maximizing private outdoor areas. Hra-Lisboa The architectural language favors transparency and a fluid relationship between the interior and exterior, evidenced by the extensive use of glazed planes in minimalist frames. These wide, continuous openings ensure abundant natural light, provide unobstructed views of the surrounding space, and reinforce the feeling of spaciousness in the... More

In the renovation of the Estoril House, the area of intervention and the building located there represent an important reference in the historical and heritage identity in the memory and image of that place. In this sense, the intervention strategy is based on two levels:– First, in promoting the renovation/qualification of the pre-existing structure and, consequently, its revitalization, preserving theoverall image that has been built. Caption – At the same time, on the construction of a new contemporary architectural volume/object. Which incorporates part of the new program. It is in this existing duality |new and historical| contemporary that the concept of the project and its points of contact result – in the c... More