Terracota floor

           This house is set upon a promontory, Cape Espichel, south of Lisbon. It sits close to high cliffs and, even if at ground level you don´t see the sea, you can sense it's presence by the salted smell, the humidity of the winds that sweep over from the Northwest, and by the harsh reflected light which seems to come from all around.             The lot is at the edge of a low density village, with an irregular geometry resulting from the construction of a peripheral road, looking southwards to a nature protected area.             From our observation of local vernacular architecture, we noticed how constructions consisted of an assembly... More

To face this challenge, Juliana takes shape with the following key points: It is a place that wants to give a warm welcome to its customers. For this reason, each element is clearly oriented to the entrance door. Symmetry and order are important in distribution. The materials used are natural and in neutral tones. The floor that runs up the wall up to the height of side counters for tasting food is covered in terracotta tile. Caption Caption The premises of C / Emilio Calzadilla 1 has a privileged location in the downtown area of ​​Santa Cruz. This is the former popular Bar La Marina premises. The new place for preparing, tasting and selling vegan food, Juliana, is going to be a new institution on the street, in the neighborhood... More