•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Akash Singh Jan 21, 2025
The collaborative intervention by KKAA, Buro Happold, VDLA and OODA makes the iconic campus of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon more inviting and accessible.
by Akash Singh Oct 30, 2024
João Cepeda conceived this Portuguese residence on ‘the idea of a unified but fragmented space,’ by emulating an architecture that reconciles with its rocky context by a river stream.
by Mrinmayee Bhoot Sep 11, 2024
The Martires housing complex in Portugal by the French artist-architect uses material contradictions to shape spaces that redefine the notion of privateness in residential design.
by Almas Sadique Jun 10, 2024
The residential design of Casa em Ancede in Portugal went through various stages of revision, owing to socio-political and circumstantial factors, before its culmination.
by Jincy Iype Jun 04, 2024
In its almost underdone finishings, unusual decor and unique spatial proportions, a former warehouse in Portugal was renovated into a home that avoids obvious signs of domesticity.
by Akash Singh Apr 30, 2024
The 1193 sqm residential project in Portugal by the Russian architecture firm sits as a cavernous structure with a minimalist appeal amidst mountainous terrain.
by Keziah Vikranth Feb 16, 2024
Miguel Marcelino reveals to STIR how a transformative project turns a heritage residence into an updated museum while maintaining its integrity.
by Afra Safa Oct 11, 2023
Marlim D. João IV building restored by the Portuguese studio is a beautiful mix of modern restoration and a nostalgic spirit just like Porto.
by Afra Safa Aug 08, 2023
A monument of public interest and over a century old, Porto’s iconic Mercado do Bolhão market was reopened in 2022 after years of rehabilitation by architect Nuno Valentim.
by Jincy Iype Feb 16, 2023
The refurbishment and remodeling of the heritage Convento do Beato in Portugal by RISCO into an events centre is replete with a new ‘honeycomb’ ceiling and modern service systems.
by Jincy Iype Apr 11, 2022
The spiritual edifice will eventually disappear into the powerfully natural site, as over time, vegetation will grow around, over and on the built forms, to become an essential ruin.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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