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Fisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura

Fisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura - Refurbishment, Stairs, HandrailFisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura - Refurbishment, Courtyard, FacadeFisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura - Refurbishment, Beam, Table, ChairFisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura - Refurbishment, Bedroom, Beam, BedFisherman's House / Ines Brandão Arquitectura - More Images+ 44

Houses, Refurbishment
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Trafaria, Portugal
  • Architects: Ines Brandão Arquitectura
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  204 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2017
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  VELUX Group, AAM, Ikea, Onduline, Revigres, +5
  • Professionals: Horizonte as Riscas

House in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects

House in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - Houses, Facade, Beam, Handrail, Column
© Francisco Nogueira

House in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - Houses, Beam, Door, FacadeHouse in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - Houses, Door, Facade, StairsHouse in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - Houses, Beam, Facade, HandrailHouse in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - Houses, Door, Beam, Facade, ChairHouse in Trafaria / Manuel Tojal Architects - More Images+ 45

Houses
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Trafaria, Portugal

OCO – Ocean & Coastline Observatory wins [UN] RESTRICTED ACCESS 2011

OCO – Ocean & Coastline Observatory wins [UN] RESTRICTED ACCESS 2011 - Image 5 of 4
Courtesy of Manel Espada

As previously announced, the Portuguese architects behind “OCO – Ocean & Coastline Observatory” have won Habitat for Humanity’s Open Architecture Challenge: RESTRICTED ACCESS 2011. Over 500 teams from 74 countries submitted innovative solutions for the recovery and reuse of disabled and abandoned military sites. These submissions were filtered down to 13 finalists by a jury of 33 esteemed professionals. The Lisbon-based architects of OCO claimed grand prized with their vision to redevelop a desolate military site, that once defended the coast of Trafaria in Portugal, into a civic space that promotes coastal preservation.

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