Casa Vale
CASA VALECASA VALECASA VALECASA VALE Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Caldas da Rainha Client: Private Year: 2021 Area: 200 m2 Status: In progress Theme: Architecture, Landscape Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Bernardo Vinagre Architecture lead: Bruna Serralheiro Architecture coordination: Joana Pimenta Structural Eng.: Eng. José Capinha MEP: Eng. José Capinha Mais do que planos lançados ao terreno, a Casa do Vale compõe- se de vistas e enquadramentos. O horizonte revelou-se desde cedo uma das linhas orientadores do projeto. As vistas que a casa alcança exigiram um trabalho minucioso de enquadramentos visuais, tanto no seu interior como no seu exterior. Desta forma, o percurso é entendido como um conjunto de composições que se vão sucedendo, mantendo vivo o elemento de surpresa e interesse pelo que está por vir ao explorarmos a casa. A plasticidade do projeto é procurada através de materiais claros e orgânicos, para que a leitura da composição seja una. Pretende-se estuque branco nas paredes, telha plana branca nas coberturas inclinadas, e pedra lioz nas molduras, de forma a reflectir a claridade da luz por matizes e texturas diferentes. No interior procura-se o conforto da arquitectura chã, através do pinho e dos tons claros, em concílio com a versatilidade técnica da arquitetura industrial, numa reunião que se quer acima de tudo cuidada e despretensiosa. A estratégia de implantação prevê uma piscina, em comunicação com a sala de estar, e arranjos exteriores que possibilitam o acesso ao piso subterrâneo da garagem, ao mesmo tempo que se criam plataformas e pátios que servem o programa interior. O cunho da Casa do Vale é valer-se da abertura da sua condição. De se assumir humilde perante a beleza do sítio em que se encontra, mas de reservar para si o direito e a capacidade de crescer, de ir mais longe. Imagens desenhos Related projects Villaverde Read More Casa Torre Read More Casa Par Read More Casa Domino Read More Casa Bravo Read More Casa Alta Read More
Casa Gaia
Casa GaiaCasa GaiaCasa GaiaCasa GaiaCasa Gaia Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Lisbon Client: Private Year: 2021 Area: 400 m2 Status: In progress Theme: Architecture Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Pedro Santos, Lázaro Ourique, Helena Fernandes, Andreas Mendes Design lead: Bruna Serralheiro Project Manager: Pedro Santos Architecture coordination: Joana Pimenta Structural Eng.: Pecnom MEP: Mais Engenharia Cost Calculation: Tribato A Casa Gaia é uma reabilitação, está inserida no bairro de Alvalade e desenvolve-se em 4 pisos, sendo um deles em cave, em piso social, um piso íntimo e um piso com aproveitamento de sotão. A morfologia da proposta pretende valorizar o imóvel original adicionando uma ampliação a tardoz. Com a ampliação posterior ficam garantidas as condições não só para aumento das áreas habitáveis como também para relocalização das escadas que não interfira com largura de compartimentos habitáveis e, sobretudo, inserção de plataforma elevatória vertical que ligue todos os pisos: do estacionamento, ao piso dos quartos, passando pelos pisos sociais e do jardim a tardoz. Permite também o volume ampliado, aproveitando a demolição da fachada posterior original já bastante adulterada, garantir mais iluminação natural ao interior da moradia, sobretudo nesta sua orientação a Norte. A criação de largos vão envidraçados nesse sentido possibilita ao mesmo tempo que as novas fachadas que se distingam do Prédio existente, destacando assim visualmente as fachadas originais a manter, parte integrante do Conjunto Urbanístico que a intervenção proposta também pretende valorizar. No que respeita a cobertura do corpo ampliado, da mesma forma e apesar de não ser visível a partir da via pública, a mesma não deve mimetizar a cobertura original mas antes garantir que esta última se destaque. Nesse sentido, propõe-se a utilização de materiais distintos dos materiais originalmente utilizados na cobertura, de forma a diferenciar os distintos momentos de edificação. Related projects Villaverde Read More PRATEATO Read More Eco House Read More Casa Vale Read More Casa Torre Read More Casa Domino Read More Belleville Read More Bairro Loft Read More
Multiusos de Abrantes
MUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de AbrantesMUAMultiusos de Abrantes Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Abrantes Client: Câmara Municipal de Abrantes Year: 2021 Area: 2.525 m2 Status: Competition Theme: Architecture, Landscape Program: Educational, Mixed-use Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Pedro Santos, Ana Elisa Design lead: Bruna Serralheiro Project Manager: Pedro Santos Architecture coordination: Joana Pimenta Structural Eng.:Gwic MEP: Gwic Landscape: Atelier BBV MUA’s design concept aims to rejuvenate a key entrance in Abrantes’ Historic Center, preserving the old Municipal Market facades. It introduces dynamic aspects for urban, social, and economic regeneration, from the valued promenade to cultural attractions. Maintaining the historic building’s facades enhances Abrantes’ urban identity, serving as an integral representation of the collective experience of the historic area. The facade symbolizes history, nature symbolizes regeneration, and shared spaces signify growth and progression. The naturalistic design, integrating green areas, creates a public urban park that emphasizes walking areas, respecting existing urban boundaries. This envisions a strong pedestrian space qualification, valuing the intervention area as an entrance to the historic center. A new green square is proposed, connecting to surrounding accesses and creating a promenade between various proposed programs, including commercial areas, a multipurpose space, cinema, café & bookstore, and covered parking. The dematerialization of the built volume, concealed in the ground, is achieved through a “skin” of vegetation, including hedges, green roofs, climbing plants, shrubs, and subshrubs. The space can be experienced externally with pedestrian areas and internally with various collective-use spaces, creating dynamic experiences resulting from evolving utilization. Imagens desenhos Related projects Salterra Read More Rendezvous Read More MBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUM Read More Galeria Residence Read More Foxdale School Read More Estrela 28 Read More Enza Houses Read More EIBSEE NATURE CENTER Read More Chicalamar Read More Avenida 8 Read More
Casa November
CASA NOVEMBERCASA NOVEMBER Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Caldas da Rainha Client: Private Year: 2020 Area: 200 m2 Status: Built Theme: Interior design Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Mariana Oliveira, Ana Rocha, Ana Filipa Rodrigues Architecture coordination: Bruna Serralheiro Pimenta Supervision: Tekstudio Contractor: Gil Azoia “Para atravessar contigo o deserto do Mundo Para atravessar contigo o deserto do mundo Para enfrentarmos juntos o terror da morte Para ver a verdade para perder o medoAo lado dos teus passos caminhei Por ti deixei meu reino meu segredo Minha rápida noite meu silêncioMinha pérola redonda e seu oriente Meu espelho minha vida minha imagem E abandonei os jardins do paraíso Cá fora à luz sem véu do dia duro Sem os espelhos vi que estava nuaE ao descampado se chamava tempo Por isso com teus gestos me vestiste E aprendi a viver em pleno vento.” Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen Photos 3D Related projects Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Read More Casa Kintua Read More Casa Ginga Read More Casa Bravo Read More Casa Alta Read More
Casa Torre
Casa TorreCasa TorreCasa TorreCasa TorreCasa Torre Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Lisboa Client: Enza Properties Year: 2019 Area: 450 m2 Status: In progress Theme: Architecture Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Elisa Alves, Diogo Vasconcelos, Lázaro Ourique Design lead: Bruna Serralheiro Architecture coordination: Joana Pimenta Casa Torre is structured on two levels, with one slightly above the sidewalk level and the other slightly below, seeking to convey the image that the house is developed on only one level. Viewed from the street, the house appears as a monolith suspended above the ground with no openings; however, this appearance is completely deconstructed, contrasting with its bright interior. Therefore, from the sidewalk level, a ramp invites us to enter the lot and elevates us to what we will call the first floor, where we find the hall and the social entrance of the house, located at its center. From this point, the house unfolds into two volumes: one more private, intended for the bedroom areas, and one more social, designated for the living, dining, and kitchen areas. Between these two volumes, a spacious courtyard provides independence and privacy to both areas, also helping to bring better illumination to all spaces and simultaneously creating an outdoor leisure area that extends to the lower level. The main entrance to the house is on the lower level, referred to as the ground floor, adjacent to the covered parking. Related projects Villaverde Read More PRATEATO Read More Eco House Read More Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Read More Casa Vale Read More Casa Gaia Read More Casa Domino Read More Casa Bravo Read More Casa Alta Read More Belleville Read More Bairro Loft Read More
PRIVATE LOUNGE | TORRES JOALHEIROS
Torres JoalheirosPrivate LoungeTorres JoalheirosPrivate Lounge Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Lisbon Client: Torres Joalheiros Year: 2018 Area: 160 m2 Status: Competition Theme: Interior design Program: Retail Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Vera Nunes Inspired by the intricate mechanisms of clockwork, the design of this Jewelry Private Lounge on Avenida da Liberdade embraces a circular motif, echoing the form and precision of timepieces. The interior space is curated to reflect the luxury, privacy, and elegance synonymous with horological craftsmanship. The rounded shape of the lounge creates a seamless flow, reminiscent of clock faces, while the design concept is ingeniously crafted to guide clients through a gallery-like path. This journey culminates in a discreet and confidential space, enhancing the sense of exclusivity. The environment, akin to a refined library, is adorned with elements reflecting the history of timekeeping, seamlessly integrated into both the floor and walls. The dynamism and flexibility of the lounge’s design not only pay homage to clock mechanisms but also adapt to different moments and individual client preferences. Each detail, from the floor patterns to the wall decor, embodies the precision and artistry found in the world of horology, elevating the overall ambiance to an exquisite fusion of timeless luxury and functional design. Related projects TA Offices Read More Star Jewellery Read More Mukitixi Lodge Read More Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Read More Casa November Read More Casa Kintua Read More Casa Ginga Read More Casa Bravo Read More Casa Alta Read More
MBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUM
MBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUMMBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUMMBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUM Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Torres Vedras Client: Câmara Municipal de Torres Vedras Year: 2016 Area: 6960 m2 Status: Project Theme: Competition Program: Library & Museum Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Catarina Pinto, Pedro Hébil, Sofia Travassos The new Toy Museum and City Library of Torres Vedras is intended to revitalize the historic centre of the city. As a result, a new elevated Green Square arises as building underneath as well as several public paths and green spaces. Our proposal of a new street across the Green Square contributes for the building’s integration in the urban grid and insures a straight connection to the street of Celeiros de Santa Maria while framing the castle. Surrounded by history, the new green square and street improve the urban space and define a new building that reintroduces the site in the network of public buildings. Two towers rise from the ground and activate the surrounding public space, representing the duality of the program – Library and Museum. The towers communicate with other vertical elements of the area such as the castle, the churches and the chimneys of old factories, representing a new benchmark of the city of Torres Vedras. Related projects Salterra Read More Rendezvous Read More Multiusos de Abrantes Read More Galeria Residence Read More Foxdale School Read More Estrela 28 Read More Enza Houses Read More EIBSEE NATURE CENTER Read More Chicalamar Read More Avenida 8 Read More
LBS ALUMNI FOOTBALL CLUB | BRANDING
LBS Alumni Football ClubLondon Business School Numbers & Facts Location: United Kingdom City: London Client:LBS ALUMNI FOOTBALL CLUB Year: 2015 Status: Project Theme: Graphic design Program: Branding Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Catarina Pinto The London Business School Alumni Football Club’s brand’s renovation intends to be a contemporary, sophisticated and minimalist. Symbol of strength and power, the Lyon is frequently associated with football. The chosen colours of purple, gold and grey emphasize the idea of exclusivity wanted by the client. Related projects Mukitixi brand Read More Espaço Africa Read More Banco Credisul Read More Africa prime Read More
Enza Houses
Enza HousesEnza Houses Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Luanda Client: Enza Properties Year: 2015 Area: 20.100 m2 Status: Project Theme: Architecture Program: Residential, Mixed use, Retail, Offices, Public space Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Pedro Hébil, Sofia Travassos, Joana Marques, Catarina Pinto, Diogo Lima Given its privileged location on the bay of Luanda, Enza Residence building offers amazing views to all apartments over the sea, the bay and the city. The name “Enza”, means “World” in Kimbundu, and it is transported to the architecture concept since the building projects itself over the sea and the horizon.The volume is created as an exception moment, with oblique facades and angles that are intended to lead the eye to the sea. Commercial areas and a restaurants take place in the ground floor. In the upper floors there are twenty typologies of three bedrooms and three typologies of four bedrooms.All facades are ripped by angles of light in different directions giving place to large balconies, which extend the interior space to the outdoor. The apartments are defined by the fluidity between spaces as well as the strong presence of the ocean and natural light. A selective choice of materials and constructive systems ensures comfort and serenity in the apartments.Besides a residential building, Enza Residence constitutes a new benchmark in the city of Luanda. Related projects Salterra Read More Rendezvous Read More PRATEATO Read More Galeria Residence Read More Estrela 28 Read More Chicalamar Read More Avenida 8 Read More
Bairro Loft
Bairro Loft Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Lisboa Client: Private Year: 2015 Area: 60 m2 Status: Project Theme: Architecture Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Sofia Travassos, Pedro Hébil The renovation proposal of this apartment intended to enhance its condition of last floor with an attic, adapting the structure to the current functional needs and maximizing the space areas and lighting. The house is organized in different levels and materials that make the distinction between functions and allow permeability of the space. Open areas, attic and mezzanine opened above the living room, serve as a sleeping area. White gypsum plasterboards are harmoniously attached to the old traditional walls. Hydraulic mosaic coating and flooring in the kitchen and bathroom evokes the memory of typical tiles of Lisbon. A confortable and intimate ambience is achieved with wooden floor in the living room and bedroom. Related projects PRATEATO Read More Eco House Read More Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Read More Casa Gaia Read More Belleville Read More
