Casa Bravo
casa bravocasa bravocasa bravocasa bravo Números e Factos Localização: Portugal Cidade: Alcobaça Cliente: Privado Ano: 2015 Área: 393 m² Estado: Construído Tema: Arquitetura, Design de interiores Programa: Habitação, Comercial, uso misto Créditos Equipa de Arquitetura: Bruna Serralheiro, Pedro Hebil, Sofia Travassos Engenharia Estrutural: Eng. Neves Barata; Engenharia de Instalações: Eng. Neves Barata; Supervisão: Eng. Neves Barata; Empreiteiro: Nuno Belo Inácio. Situada na Serra de Aire e Candeeiros, a norte de Lisboa, a casa ergue-se do terreno existente e integra-se na natureza circundante. As amplas janelas de vidro que compõem as fachadas realçam a relação com o exterior e garantem a integração natural da construção no terreno e na paisagem. A disposição interior apresenta diferentes níveis de piso que dividem funcionalmente a casa, ao mesmo tempo que definem ligações com o exterior. A Casa Bravo está organizada de forma a promover a interação social, visual e espacial. O mármore verde da Guatemala e a madeira de nogueira americana estabelecem contrastes e paralelismos com as cores das montanhas. As fachadas de vidro são protegidas por lajes em balanço que garantem o conforto térmico e prolongam o espaço da casa para o exterior. Projetos relacionados Villaverde Ler mais PRATEATO Ler mais Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Ler mais Casa Vale Ler mais Casa Torre Ler mais Casa Par Ler mais Casa Gaia Ler mais Casa Eco Ler mais Casa Domino Ler mais CASA CHARLIE Ler mais Casa Alta Ler mais Belleville Ler mais AYA Ler mais
Escola de Foxdale
Escola FoxdaleEscola FoxdaleEscola Foxdale Números e factos Localização: Zâmbia Cidade: Lusaka Cliente: Escola Foxdale Ano: 2014 Área: 3 280 m² Estado: Projeto Tema: Arquitetura Programa: Educativo Créditos Equipa de Arquitetura: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Nunes Coordenação de arquitetura: Bruna Serralheiro O campus escolar é o resultado de uma reflexão cuidadosa, alinhando os interesses do cliente com o entorno através de uma arquitetura serena e inspirada na natureza, que privilegia a escala humana. A concretização é simultaneamente funcional e sensível, atendendo às necessidades das crianças e dos professores com foco na luz e nas relações espaciais. Concebido com um sistema modular, o campus promove a integração harmoniosa dos espaços, enfatizando a funcionalidade e a qualidade. Dois conceitos, as formas em «L» e em «Y», oferecem adaptabilidade para o crescimento futuro. Ambos os conceitos apresentam um pátio central, que funciona como elemento unificador. O programa, elaborado de acordo com os desejos do cliente, abrange creche, escolas primárias e secundárias, instalações para alunos, biblioteca, refeitório, blocos administrativos, clínica, capela e residências para professores. O exterior apresenta tijolos Hydraform na cor terra, aumentando a inércia térmica e refletindo a radiação solar. A ventilação e a luz naturais são fundamentais para o projeto, com um pátio principal que facilita a difusão da luz. Os telhados inclinados contribuem para a ventilação, criando um ambiente confortável. A arquitetura modular, com a sua forma reconhecível, funciona como imagem de marca, ao mesmo tempo que proporciona uma combinação harmoniosa das necessidades humanas, transformando a escola num lar acolhedor. Projetos relacionados Santa Marta 35 Ler mais Salterra Ler mais Rendezvous Ler mais Multiusos de Abrantes Ler mais Mukitixi Lodge Ler mais MBB – BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA E MUSEU DOS BRINQUEDOS Ler mais Residência Galeria Ler mais CENTRO DA NATUREZA EIBSEE Ler mais
Mukitixi Lodge
Mukitixi LodgeMukitixi LodgeMukitixi Lodge Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Kibala Client: Mukitixi Year: 2015 Area: 330.000 m2 Status: Project Theme: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Program: Hotel Credits Architecture Team:Bruna Serralheiro, Pedro Hébil, Sofia Travassos, Joana Marques, Catarina Pinto The Lodge is located in the Mukitixi property, 40 kms from Kibala city, South Kwanza province, between the savannah and the river Longa waterfalls. The slope around the river gives and idyllic atmosphere to the site and designs islands, headlands, riverside beaches, waterfalls and vegetation. Mukitixi Lodge occupies an area of 33 Hectares with a Luxury Lodge. Its program includes 3 types of guest suites, social & lounge areas, restaurant areas, spa, staff housing, camping site, heliport, airstrip, farming areas and wildlife areas. Inspired by nature, the architectural concept interprets the area’s ancient huts blending in the landscape. Pedestrian paths connect the luxury guest villas in an island surrounded by rapids of the Longa River. In terms of functional distribution the social area is located in the west and highest part of the site while the bungalows are arranged at a lower level along the river. You know you are truly alive when you’re living among lions.by Isak Dinesen, Out of Africa Related projects Salterra Read More Rendezvous Read More Multiusos de Abrantes 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
Chalé Conde d’Almeida Araújo
Chalet Conde d’Almeida AraújoChalet Conde d’Almeida AraújoChalet Conde d’Almeida AraújoChalet Conde d’Almeida AraújoChalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Numbers & Facts Location: Portugal City: Foz do Arelho Client: Private Year: 2014-2017 Gross Area: 2.000 m2 Status: Built Theme: Architecture, Landscape, Interior design Program: Residential Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Joana Pimenta, Joana Marques, Diogo Lima, Pedro Hébil The rehabilitation and design of the Chalet Conde de Almeida Araújo respected the eclectic, mannerist and art déco architectural language of the original construction of 1904. Two fires destroyed all the interiors of the building. We believe the original finishing works were full of detail, therefore the proposal is based on a reinterpretation of similar palaces of the same period. A dialogue between past and present is established by a combination of the finest details and contemporary furniture while the use of noble materials, such as wood and stone, dignify the spaces. Its functional program is organized in three levels: social areas, dining room, living room, library and kitchen in the groundfloor, and bedrooms in the upper floors. An extension of the building gives place to a garage and a gymnasium that communicate with the new exterior garden and swimming pool. Related projects Rendezvous Read More Multiusos de Abrantes Read More Estrela 28 Read More Casa Gaia Read More Belleville Read More AYA Read More
Joalharia Star
STAR JEWELLERYSTAR JEWELLERY Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Talatona Client: Star Jewellery Year: 2014 Area: 170 m2 Status: Project Theme: Architecture, Interior design Program: Retail Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Pedro Hebil, Joana Marques, Sofia Travassos, Catarina Pinto Graphic Design Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Catarina Pinto A diamond’s shape inspired the architecture concept of STAR Jewellery shop in Dolce Vita Talatona, Angola. In the centre of the space two sculptural pieces coated with Turkish marble define a fluid path where the client can observe the jewellery displayed in showcases built-in the stone. The interior rooms define private areas for payment and management of the store as well as personalized attendance and exhibition of exclusive jewellery. The lighting gives a pleasant and relaxing feeling to the space that matches the bronze and pearl tons of the furniture. The spotlights built-in the showcases emphasize the unique pieces of STAR Jewellery. Related projects TA Offices Read More Santa Marta 35 Read More PRIVATE LOUNGE | TORRES JOALHEIROS Read More Mukitixi Lodge Read More Air Panoram Read More
Casa Domino
Casa DominoCasa Domino Números e Factos Localização: Zâmbia Cidade: Lusaka Cliente: Privado Ano: 2012 Área: 785 m² Estado: Projeto Tema: Arquitetura Programa: Residencial Créditos Equipa de Arquitetura: Bruna Serralheiro, Simone Cunha, Nuno Gonçalves A Casa Domino inspira-se na paisagem africana circundante. A implantação do objeto arquitetónico é feita de forma sensível e funcional, tendo em conta a ligação entre os espaços, a orientação solar, a criação de pátios e a presença de água. A luz e os materiais proporcionam conforto e qualidade ambiental. Para criar um objeto intemporal e sólido, apostámos num design sustentável. Para o revestimento exterior, optámos por pedra clara, que melhora a inércia térmica e absorve menos calor. O pátio principal, no rés-do-chão, organiza todos os espaços. Este pátio, juntamente com um pátio secundário, permite a ventilação e a distribuição de luz natural por toda a casa. Projetos relacionados Villaverde Ler mais PRATEATO Ler mais Casa Vale Ler mais Casa Torre Ler mais Casa Par Ler mais Casa Gaia Ler mais Casa Eco Ler mais Belleville Ler mais AYA Ler mais
Chicalamar
ChicalamarChicalamarChicalamar Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Luanda Client: Private Year: 2012 Area: 24.000 m2 Status: Built Theme: Architecture Program: Housing, Mixed use Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Pedro Hébil, Daniela Mendes, André Pereira, Nuno Gonçalves, Simone Cunha, Diogo Lima, Joana Marques, Joana Pimenta Design lead: Bruna Serralheiro Graphic Design Team: Marta Pinho, Bruna Serralheiro Structural Eng.: Pecnom MEP: Prom&E, WM Projectos Supervision: Eng. José Pedro Costa Contractor: WM Projectos Located between the city and the seaside, Chicalamar building stands out in Luanda’s skyline. The building has 65 apartments of different typologies in the upper floors and comercial on ground floors. In the groundfloor and first level there is a restaurant and common spaces for the residents including swimming pool, gymnasium, cloakrooms and private access to the beach. Modern and functional spaces are the result of an accurate and selective control of construction techniques as well as a rigorous selection of sophisticated materials and finishing works, adapted to the site. Natural light designs pleasant spaces characterized by the use of grey stone, ivory white and natural walnut wood. The building offers amazing views in both sides, to the ocean and Luanda’s bay. In this message, Tekstudio pays tribute and fondly remembers Mr. Costa, whose dedication and talent have indelibly shaped this project. May he rest in peace. Related projects Salterra Read More Rendezvous Read More PRATEATO Read More Galeria Residence Read More Enza Houses Read More Avenida 8 Read More
CENTRO DE NATUREZA EIBSEE
EIBSEE NATURE CENTEREIBSEE NATURE CENTER Previous slide Next slide Numbers & Facts Location: Germany City:Eibsee Lake Client: Inature Competition Year: 2011 Area: 1.260 m2 Status: Project Theme: Competition Program:Research, Mixed use Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, João Marques, Simone Lopes The Eibsee Lake is located approximately 62 miles southwest of Munich and near the town of Grainau. The lake is 5.5 miles away from the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen and at the foot of the Zugspitze (Germany’s highest mountain). The lake has a surface elevation of 973 meters and its surface area is 177 hectares. Protected by the Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, both National Parks representing natural wilderness and a high diversity of the flora and fauna, the panorama around Eibsee Lake is breathtakingly beautiful and the crystal-clear water in the lake is amazing; the color of the lake varies from deep blue to turquoise. The surroundings of the lake are formed by a low mountain range landscape of which up to 95% is covered by forest. Besides extensive woodland areas, the national park offers mountain peaks with fascinating views of nearly endless forests which cover the mountain range representing the Bavarian-Bohemian border, mysterious bogs, crystal clear mountain streams and Lake Rachelsee, the park‘s only glacial lake.The fauna, which is characteristic of this region, is the result of a rather harsh, slightly continental climate with high snowfall in the winter, increased by large differences in altitude between 600 to 1,453 meters. Besides the eagle-owl, the ural owl and the raven, which have been reintroduced to this area, the otter, the capercaille, the hazel grouse, the Eurasian Pygmy Owl and the Three-toed Woodpecker belong to the indigenous fauna. The idea of an Interpretation Center for this site comes from a concept that seeks to crystallise the surroundings, mimicking the different shades of the lake throughout the year, and minimising the presence of the building in the landscape. A glass structure interspersed with each other in steel blades allows us, while carrying the surroundings into the interior, making it part of the building itself. As a snow crystal, the building expands and it develops from its center, giving to each branch a different functional use, creating multiple frames on the landscape. In Nature we never see anything isolated, but everything in connection with something else which is before it, beside it, under it and over it.”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Related projects Villaverde Read More TA Offices Read More Star Jewellery Read More Multiusos de Abrantes Read More Mukitixi Lodge Read More MBB – PUBLIC LIBRARY & TOY’S MUSEUM Read More Foxdale School Read More Eco House Read More Chalet Conde d’Almeida Araújo Read More Casa Vale Read More Casa Torre 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
Gabinetes da TA
TA OfficesTA Offices Numbers & Facts Location: Angola City: Luanda Client: Private Year: 2011 Area: 730 m2 Status: Project Theme: Interior design Program: Offices Credits Architecture Team: Bruna Serralheiro, Sara Faria, Simone Lopes The African native tree baobab inspires the TA Offices Interior Design concept: bring nature to the interior space. bring nature to the interior space. The curvilinear shape of the building defines the division between spaces. A fluid path connects workplaces with the lounge allowing magnificent views over Luanda’s bay to everyone. This path is created by an organic wall made of vertical wooden planks of American Walnut wood, which can also be used as bookshelves. As for the finishing works we have chosen natural stone and wood painted in white. WHite, green and copper are the predominant colours, representing nature and the African forest. Related projects Star Jewellery Read More PRIVATE LOUNGE | TORRES JOALHEIROS Read More Mukitixi Lodge Read More Air Panoram Read More