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Architect:
aspa Location:
Lisbon, Portugal Project Team:
Cumbre Maria Jose, Sousa Nuno Caetano, Carolina Castro Freire Project Area:
308.80 sqm Project Year:
2010 Photographs:
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Benefiting
from a vantage point with panoramic views over the Tagus River and
framed by a set of buildings whose architectural heritage is of great
interest, the garden on April 9 also known as Alberta (Some of the
Convent of the Carmelite nuns of Albertas) or rock garden of Count
Obidos, a promontory appears as a green space surrounded by tradition,
open to the river and ships, with the south bank to hide massive Almada.
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Deployed
on the northern edge of a terrace (roof) of a pre-existing building
where it makes the docking with the garden, the bar / terrace unfolds in
a single floor. The ephemeral nature of its construction, its image of
lightness, transparency, permeability and reflection promotes and
preserves the existing relations of views, not allowing the new
structure emerges as a barrier to the garden.
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Foundations and Structures:
PrPc engineers, Eng Joao Paulo Cardoso Electrical and Telecommunications:
Technical Energy, Eng João Mira Security Installations:
Energy Technical, Engineer João Mira HVAC systems:
Energy Technical, Engineer Luis Loureiro Facilities Water and Sewerage:
Technical Energy, Eng John Paul White / Eng Pereira Monteiro Facilities Gas:
Energy Technical, Engineer John Paul White / Eng Pereira Monteiro Measurements and Budget:
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