Portugal
Aires Mateus
Bruno Lança
Campo de Ourique’s project in Lisbon demonstrates how architectural design can cultivate moments of tranquility within the city. The design team has created a functional and profoundly serene space by employing concrete. The interplay of solid structures and open voids balances shelter and openness.
In addition to its material considerations, the project recognizes nature as a crucial component of its design philosophy. The strategic incorporation of greenery mitigates the starkness of concrete, enabling vegetation to interlace with the built environment. The outcome is a space where light, texture, and natural elements converge, transforming the urban landscape into a contemplative and inviting retreat.
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Uw 1.87 W / m2 K (26mm)
Uw 1.58 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.56 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.06 W / m2 K (54mm)
Uw 0.89 W / m2 K (62mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.61 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.08 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.55 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
RC2: (WK2) 2
