2 bedroom flat with 98 m² of gross private area, inserted in the Palmira development in Arroios, Lisbon. Located on an essentially residential street, Rua Palmira offers the familiar and calm atmosphere of ’bairro Lisboeta’ within the hustle and bustle of the city that happens just a few steps away. The project aims to return to the city a building of ’gaioleira’ architecture from the early twentieth century, which has been adulterated over the years and has lost many of its original elements. The building’s trademark is linked to its tiling heritage of the main façade, showing a traditional Portuguese tile of bright colours and unusual in the city of Lisbon, which demarcate the building from other similar ones of the same period. The relevant architectural elements were rehabilitated and incorporated into this new intervention so that we can identify the coexistence between the old and the new, without the passage of time erasing the memories of what once was. #ref:EDI_1238_E
1 bedroom flat with 205 m² of gross private area, inserted in the Palmira development in Arroios, Lisbon. Located on an essentially residential street, Rua Palmira offers the familiar and calm atmosphere of ’bairro Lisboeta’ within the hustle and bustle of the city that happens just a few steps away. The project aims to return to the city a building of ’gaioleira’ architecture from the early twentieth century, which has been adulterated over the years and has lost many of its original elements. The building’s trademark is linked to its tiling heritage of the main façade, showing a traditional Portuguese tile of bright colours and unusual in the city of Lisbon, which demarcate the building from other similar ones of the same period. The relevant architectural elements were rehabilitated and incorporated into this new intervention so that we can identify the coexistence between the old and the new, without the passage of time erasing the memories of what once was. #ref:EDI_1238_A
3 bedroom flat with135 m² of gross private area, inserted in the Palmira development in Arroios, Lisbon. Located on an essentially residential street, Rua Palmira offers the familiar and calm atmosphere of ’bairro Lisboeta’ within the hustle and bustle of the city that happens just a few steps away. The project aims to return to the city a building of ’gaioleira’ architecture from the early twentieth century, which has been adulterated over the years and has lost many of its original elements. The building’s trademark is linked to its tiling heritage of the main façade, showing a traditional Portuguese tile of bright colours and unusual in the city of Lisbon, which demarcate the building from other similar ones of the same period. The relevant architectural elements were rehabilitated and incorporated into this new intervention so that we can identify the coexistence between the old and the new, without the passage of time erasing the memories of what once was. #ref:EDI_1238_F
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