Portugal dos Pequenitos

The proposal seeks to reinterpret the formal principles that shaped the original park in a contemporary and iconic way. It does so through abstraction as its point of departure, allowing the same elements to generate different scales and readings according to the visitor—whether an expectant child or a curious adult. This effect is playfully enhanced […]

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CEPS Lisboa

The project is intended to accommodate the Command structure of the Lisbon Fire Brigade (RSB), its reserve resources, and the Municipal Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Response (DMPCS). In addition, it retains the Lisbon Fire Brigade Training School and the Special Intervention Company, in either new or refurbished facilities. The programme is essentially technical […]

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EMEL auditorium

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Aquilino Ribeiro Primary School and Kindergarten

The Amendoeiras neighbourhood is part of a rehousing plan initiated in the 1960s on the eastern side of the Chelas Valley, with the school serving as one of its supporting public facilities. As in all neighbourhoods of this nature, the public school plays a central role in the lives of local residents, reflecting and promoting […]

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Missionary Institute in Benguela

The new building for the Missionary Institute of the Society of Saint Paul / Paulus Publishing House, in Benguela, accommodates the Institute’s residence and seminary, as well as the publishing house’s warehouse, bookshop and offices. It is a place for living and working that also serves as a space for welcoming and engaging with the […]

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Geneve Museum of Art and History

CONCOURS MAH, AGRANDISSEMENT ET RESTAURATION DU MUSÉE D’ART ET D’HISTOIRE

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Cascais School

This site stands as a reminder of the urban transformation envisioned by the Costa do Sol Plan, a vision that was never fully realised, yet identified this location as the ideal setting for a Sports Park, framed by a pine forest and open to the community. The school is organised into three distinct areas in […]

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Geneve Library

This project approaches the program with simplicity and logic, aiming to restore the original qualities of spaces that have been altered over time. Seeking to regain the 1905 volume, including the Senebier wing extension, and designing a large extension for the storage of collections beneath the central courtyard, the project aims for volumetric clarity, restoring […]

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Infante D. Henrique Primary School and Kindergarten

The project aims to refurbish a school site located in a transitional area of the city, where the stigma associated with social housing prevents proximity from translating into a continuous and unified urban fabric. The site, covering almost 8,000 m², includes two independent buildings: the Primary School building, a P3-type modular project, and the Kindergarten […]

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Primary School and Kindergarten in Caselas

The school is located on the boundary between the Caselas neighbourhood and the Monsanto Natural Park in Lisbon. The site occupies a clearing within the woodland, whose presence remains evident in the mature pine forest defining its southern edge and in the large pine tree marking the entrance to the school. The original school was […]

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São Paulo Library

In an unremarkable building on the outskirts of Lisbon, intended for the private use of a religious community, a library is conceived as an exceptional space: a place for study, research, work and meetings, comprising a reading room and a storage room. The geometry of the ceiling brings order to the existing, undistinguished structure; colour […]

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São Lourenço House

The origins of the present-day Casa de São Lourenço date back to the 1940s, when Salazar’s regime promoted the creation of seven small hotels with the aim of celebrating the culture and traditions of Portugal’s different regions, combining the work of modern architects with traditional building practices and vernacular materials. The São Lourenço Inn, inaugurated […]

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