P O R T F Ó L I O

D I O G O F E R R E I R A L O P E S

Informação Pessoal

Candidatura

Educação

2008 - 2013

2012

2013

2014 - 2015

Competências

Línguas

Programas

Formação

Informação Pessoal

Candidatura

Educação

2008 - 2013

2012

2013

2014 - 2015

Competências

Línguas

Programas

Formação

Diogo Ferreira Lopes

Rua Conceição Fernandes 1252, 3º 4430-060 (Portugal)

+351 918540020 | diogomanuel_lphotmail.com

Estágio de Arquitectura

Mestrado Integrado em Arquitectura

Formação pela Escola Superior Artística do Porto Porto, Portugal

Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture Erasmus Helsínquia, Finlândia

Tese “O Jardim e a Cidade” | Escola Superior Artística do Porto

Arquitecto voluntário Laboratório de Habitação Básica e SocialPorto, Portugal

Português - MaternoInglês - AvançadoEspanhol - Intermédio

Graphisoft Archicad , Autodesk Autocad, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Google Sketchup, Artlantis, Microsoft Office

Certificado CICCOPN Autocad 2014 Nível Intermédio

O primeiro volume de trabalho que se realiza no início da carreira académica alberga uma importância especial para cada um de nós. Estes são alguns desses trabalhos realizados nos primeiros anos, localizando-se em 3 terrenos diferentes, mas bastante próximos uns dos outros.

Os 3 trabalhos representam uma habitação em banda, um arranjo da Praça Coronel Pacheco e ainda uma habitação bifamiliar.

Primeiros trabalhosPorto

ARA HOME 2049 COMPETITION

1

ARA

HOM

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pect

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omfo

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ousi

ng, R

easo

nabl

y pr

iced

.

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his

proj

ect w

as n

eces

sary

a s

tudy

of t

he c

urre

nt h

ousi

ng is

sues

and

an

aprh

eend

ing

of h

ousi

ng e

volu

tion

in y

ears

pas

t, so

we

can

poss

ibly

und

erst

and

how

hou

sing

will

evo

lve

in th

e ne

ar fu

ture

. Thi

s st

udy

was

ess

en-

tial f

or th

e ev

olut

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of th

e pa

th th

at th

e pr

ojec

t has

take

n.

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any

year

s, A

rchi

tect

ure

has

been

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igne

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lann

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onst

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urdy

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truct

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bu

t in

the

past

few

dec

ades

, Arc

hite

ctur

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s be

en e

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dies

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cted

and

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stru

cted

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field

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ility

, flex

ibili

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nolo

gy. I

n th

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w d

e-ca

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mor

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ogre

ss h

as b

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mad

e co

ncer

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e th

an e

ver b

efor

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chno

logy

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nden

cy to

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onen

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one

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ine

wha

t will

com

e in

the

next

nea

r yea

rs fo

r Arc

hite

ctur

e.

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w th

is c

ompe

titio

n as

an

oppo

rtuni

ty to

tack

le w

ith s

uch

issu

es. F

or th

at, i

sta

rted

to a

naly

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ow th

e us

er

inte

ract

s w

ith th

e liv

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unit.

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erso

n is

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tiona

ry, n

or e

ither

his

nee

ds. T

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ouse

how

ever

, for

the

mos

t ca

ses,

can

't ev

olve

, it d

oesn

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apt t

o th

e us

er. S

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rmal

ly, in

som

eone

s lif

etim

e, th

ey w

ill c

hang

e fro

m h

ouse

to

hou

se d

ue to

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curr

ent s

pace

or s

pace

dis

tribu

tion

not f

ulfil

ling

thei

r nee

ds. S

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e us

er c

hang

es, b

ut th

e liv

ing

unit

is n

ot c

apab

le o

f cha

nge,

nei

ther

ada

pt to

the

user

, as

(in th

e m

ost c

ases

of r

esid

entia

l spa

ces)

the

unit

is p

lann

ed w

ith a

gro

up o

f peo

ple

in m

ind,

not

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indi

vidu

al.

GROU

ND F

LOOR

1.

200

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SSBI

KE S

HELT

ER

DAVID GILMOUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

Projecto de entrada na competição ARA Home 2049.

O tema do concurso pedia uma interpretação de como seria a habitação social em 2049, contando com o desenvolvimento dos materiais e tecnologia.

O projecto centra-se na ideia de uma planta livre, preparada para responder ás necessidades do seu utilizador ou utilizadores, permitindo uma fácil montagem das paredes. A zona das águas encon-tra-se fixa num dos lados da planta, mas tudo o resto é adaptável ás intenções de quem usa o espaço. Este sistema poderia albergar, para além de habitação, comércio, aescritórios, armazenamento ou zonas comuns ao edifício.

Assim o edifício mantém transformar-se-ia com o passar dos anos e das pessoas, adaptando-se.

ARA HomeLahti, Finland

ARA HOME 2049 COMPETITION

1AR

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ME

2049

Hou

sing

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ign

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petit

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aim

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r th

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udy

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ovat

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plor

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ind

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aspe

cts

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colo

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nnov

atio

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cces

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lity,

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fort

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ng s

ocia

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sing

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sona

bly

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ed.

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his

proj

ect w

as n

eces

sary

a s

tudy

of t

he c

urre

nt h

ousi

ng is

sues

and

an

aprh

eend

ing

of h

ousi

ng e

volu

tion

in y

ears

pas

t, so

we

can

poss

ibly

und

erst

and

how

hou

sing

will

evo

lve

in th

e ne

ar fu

ture

. Thi

s st

udy

was

ess

en-

tial f

or th

e ev

olut

ion

of th

e pa

th th

at th

e pr

ojec

t has

take

n.

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any

year

s, A

rchi

tect

ure

has

been

des

igne

d, p

lann

ed a

nd c

onst

ruct

ed to

be

a st

urdy

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tiona

ry s

truct

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bu

t in

the

past

few

dec

ades

, Arc

hite

ctur

e ha

s be

en e

volv

ing.

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dies

hav

e be

en c

ondu

cted

and

con

stru

cted

in

the

field

s of

ada

ptab

ility

, flex

ibili

ty a

nd m

obili

ty, t

his

bein

g po

ssib

le d

ue to

new

tech

nolo

gy. I

n th

e la

st fe

w d

e-ca

des

mor

e pr

ogre

ss h

as b

een

mad

e co

ncer

ning

this

issu

e th

an e

ver b

efor

e. A

s te

chno

logy

has

a te

nden

cy to

be

exp

onen

tial,

one

can

only

imag

ine

wha

t will

com

e in

the

next

nea

r yea

rs fo

r Arc

hite

ctur

e.

I vie

w th

is c

ompe

titio

n as

an

oppo

rtuni

ty to

tack

le w

ith s

uch

issu

es. F

or th

at, i

sta

rted

to a

naly

ze h

ow th

e us

er

inte

ract

s w

ith th

e liv

ing

unit.

A p

erso

n is

not

sta

tiona

ry, n

or e

ither

his

nee

ds. T

he h

ouse

how

ever

, for

the

mos

t ca

ses,

can

't ev

olve

, it d

oesn

't ad

apt t

o th

e us

er. S

o no

rmal

ly, in

som

eone

s lif

etim

e, th

ey w

ill c

hang

e fro

m h

ouse

to

hou

se d

ue to

the

curr

ent s

pace

or s

pace

dis

tribu

tion

not f

ulfil

ling

thei

r nee

ds. S

o th

e us

er c

hang

es, b

ut th

e liv

ing

unit

is n

ot c

apab

le o

f cha

nge,

nei

ther

ada

pt to

the

user

, as

(in th

e m

ost c

ases

of r

esid

entia

l spa

ces)

the

unit

is p

lann

ed w

ith a

gro

up o

f peo

ple

in m

ind,

not

the

indi

vidu

al.

GROU

ND F

LOOR

1.

200

SITE

PLA

N

1.5

00SI

TE P

LAN

1

.500

0

PARK

ING

AREA

PLAY

GROU

NDRE

CEPT

ION

WET

ARE

AW

ET W

ALL

ACCE

SSBI

KE S

HELT

ER

DAVID GILMOUR

So it's difficult for the user to identify with his house, as it wasn't designed with his personal needs in mind. That is what my study and design was based on. How to create a space that fills fits the user, can evolve as he needs to, and can be built in a big scale.

The building is situated in a central area of the site, with excellent accessibility.The project presented is a system with a free plan, where there is a grid on the floor where to place pre-fabricated plans. The pre-fabricated panels consist of a long variety of panels, including the simple wall, doors, windows, screens, counters, etc. The grid consists of a multiplication of 0,5 m by 0,5 m spaces, presenting a big multitude of possibilities. The panels allow for a very fast assemble/ disassemble.

This allows for the user to work together with the architect to design a space from scratch. And it's also pos-sible, if the user needs to, to change his current plan, for example to add an extra room or bathroom.So the system allows for the living unit to be planned as the user intend to, and adapt if needed.

The six storey building is presented as a hard concrete structure, with no storey planned. The grid then allows for the planning of the living unit as the user rents the space.The site plan presents parking space as well as a playground for the children with resting area. All surrounded by garden.The ground floor consists of the main entrance of the building, with waiting area and storage of mail, and one

EXAMPLE 1

FREE PLAN DESIRED PLAN

EXAMPLE 1 - FEW YEARS PAST

EXAMPLE 21.100SECTION 1 SECTION 2 1.100

HOUSING HOUSING

HOUSING HOUSING

STUDANT HOUSING OFFICE

S1

S2

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

2DAVID GILM

OUR

ARA HOME 2049 COMPETITION

1

ARA

HOM

E 20

49 H

ousi

ng D

esig

n Co

mpe

titio

n ai

ms

for

the

stud

y an

d de

sign

of i

nnov

ativ

e an

d un

expl

ored

ho

usin

g so

lutio

n, h

avin

g al

so in

min

d th

e as

pect

s of

Eco

logy

, Ada

ptab

ility

, Inn

ovat

ion,

Acc

essi

bilit

y, C

omfo

rt an

d, b

eing

soc

ial h

ousi

ng, R

easo

nabl

y pr

iced

.

For t

his

proj

ect w

as n

eces

sary

a s

tudy

of t

he c

urre

nt h

ousi

ng is

sues

and

an

aprh

eend

ing

of h

ousi

ng e

volu

tion

in y

ears

pas

t, so

we

can

poss

ibly

und

erst

and

how

hou

sing

will

evo

lve

in th

e ne

ar fu

ture

. Thi

s st

udy

was

ess

en-

tial f

or th

e ev

olut

ion

of th

e pa

th th

at th

e pr

ojec

t has

take

n.

For m

any

year

s, A

rchi

tect

ure

has

been

des

igne

d, p

lann

ed a

nd c

onst

ruct

ed to

be

a st

urdy

, sta

tiona

ry s

truct

ure,

bu

t in

the

past

few

dec

ades

, Arc

hite

ctur

e ha

s be

en e

volv

ing.

Stu

dies

hav

e be

en c

ondu

cted

and

con

stru

cted

in

the

field

s of

ada

ptab

ility

, flex

ibili

ty a

nd m

obili

ty, t

his

bein

g po

ssib

le d

ue to

new

tech

nolo

gy. I

n th

e la

st fe

w d

e-ca

des

mor

e pr

ogre

ss h

as b

een

mad

e co

ncer

ning

this

issu

e th

an e

ver b

efor

e. A

s te

chno

logy

has

a te

nden

cy to

be

exp

onen

tial,

one

can

only

imag

ine

wha

t will

com

e in

the

next

nea

r yea

rs fo

r Arc

hite

ctur

e.

I vie

w th

is c

ompe

titio

n as

an

oppo

rtuni

ty to

tack

le w

ith s

uch

issu

es. F

or th

at, i

sta

rted

to a

naly

ze h

ow th

e us

er

inte

ract

s w

ith th

e liv

ing

unit.

A p

erso

n is

not

sta

tiona

ry, n

or e

ither

his

nee

ds. T

he h

ouse

how

ever

, for

the

mos

t ca

ses,

can

't ev

olve

, it d

oesn

't ad

apt t

o th

e us

er. S

o no

rmal

ly, in

som

eone

s lif

etim

e, th

ey w

ill c

hang

e fro

m h

ouse

to

hou

se d

ue to

the

curr

ent s

pace

or s

pace

dis

tribu

tion

not f

ulfil

ling

thei

r nee

ds. S

o th

e us

er c

hang

es, b

ut th

e liv

ing

unit

is n

ot c

apab

le o

f cha

nge,

nei

ther

ada

pt to

the

user

, as

(in th

e m

ost c

ases

of r

esid

entia

l spa

ces)

the

unit

is p

lann

ed w

ith a

gro

up o

f peo

ple

in m

ind,

not

the

indi

vidu

al.

GROU

ND F

LOOR

1.

200

SITE

PLA

N

1.5

00SI

TE P

LAN

1

.500

0

PARK

ING

AREA

PLAY

GROU

NDRE

CEPT

ION

WET

ARE

AW

ET W

ALL

ACCE

SSBI

KE S

HELT

ER

DAVID GILMOUR

So it's difficult for the user to identify with his house, as it wasn't designed with his personal needs in mind. That is what my study and design was based on. How to create a space that fills fits the user, can evolve as he needs to, and can be built in a big scale.

The building is situated in a central area of the site, with excellent accessibility.The project presented is a system with a free plan, where there is a grid on the floor where to place pre-fabricated plans. The pre-fabricated panels consist of a long variety of panels, including the simple wall, doors, windows, screens, counters, etc. The grid consists of a multiplication of 0,5 m by 0,5 m spaces, presenting a big multitude of possibilities. The panels allow for a very fast assemble/ disassemble.

This allows for the user to work together with the architect to design a space from scratch. And it's also pos-sible, if the user needs to, to change his current plan, for example to add an extra room or bathroom.So the system allows for the living unit to be planned as the user intend to, and adapt if needed.

The six storey building is presented as a hard concrete structure, with no storey planned. The grid then allows for the planning of the living unit as the user rents the space.The site plan presents parking space as well as a playground for the children with resting area. All surrounded by garden.The ground floor consists of the main entrance of the building, with waiting area and storage of mail, and one

EXAMPLE 1

FREE PLAN DESIRED PLAN

EXAMPLE 1 - FEW YEARS PAST

EXAMPLE 21.100SECTION 1 SECTION 2 1.100

HOUSING HOUSING

HOUSING HOUSING

STUDANT HOUSING OFFICE

S1

S2

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

2DAVID GILM

OUR

ARA HOME 2049 COMPETITION

1

ARA

HOM

E 20

49 H

ousi

ng D

esig

n Co

mpe

titio

n ai

ms

for

the

stud

y an

d de

sign

of i

nnov

ativ

e an

d un

expl

ored

ho

usin

g so

lutio

n, h

avin

g al

so in

min

d th

e as

pect

s of

Eco

logy

, Ada

ptab

ility

, Inn

ovat

ion,

Acc

essi

bilit

y, C

omfo

rt an

d, b

eing

soc

ial h

ousi

ng, R

easo

nabl

y pr

iced

.

For t

his

proj

ect w

as n

eces

sary

a s

tudy

of t

he c

urre

nt h

ousi

ng is

sues

and

an

aprh

eend

ing

of h

ousi

ng e

volu

tion

in y

ears

pas

t, so

we

can

poss

ibly

und

erst

and

how

hou

sing

will

evo

lve

in th

e ne

ar fu

ture

. Thi

s st

udy

was

ess

en-

tial f

or th

e ev

olut

ion

of th

e pa

th th

at th

e pr

ojec

t has

take

n.

For m

any

year

s, A

rchi

tect

ure

has

been

des

igne

d, p

lann

ed a

nd c

onst

ruct

ed to

be

a st

urdy

, sta

tiona

ry s

truct

ure,

bu

t in

the

past

few

dec

ades

, Arc

hite

ctur

e ha

s be

en e

volv

ing.

Stu

dies

hav

e be

en c

ondu

cted

and

con

stru

cted

in

the

field

s of

ada

ptab

ility

, flex

ibili

ty a

nd m

obili

ty, t

his

bein

g po

ssib

le d

ue to

new

tech

nolo

gy. I

n th

e la

st fe

w d

e-ca

des

mor

e pr

ogre

ss h

as b

een

mad

e co

ncer

ning

this

issu

e th

an e

ver b

efor

e. A

s te

chno

logy

has

a te

nden

cy to

be

exp

onen

tial,

one

can

only

imag

ine

wha

t will

com

e in

the

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space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

5DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

space intended for a bike shelter and storage.The access and distribution divides the building in two columns of unit spaces.The entrances of the building and the living units are facing south, but the planning of the orientation and orga-nization of the space are in charge of the user´s desire.The building not only allows for living spaces but also for common facilities, as laundry room, sauna, storage or common dining spaces. ARA HOME is in charge to decide how to distribute this spaces.The building system also allows for the spaces to be rented to companies, offices, shops; but this building was planned for the residential use.

Each storey consists of two living units. With this system and the flexibility of the distribution of the plans, has presented the problem of the wet walls, wet areas and tubbing. The space is arranged so the wet wall is along a line and all of the concerning objects should be placed within this area, leaving the remaining are for every-thing else.The 9,5m by 9,5m space is surrounded by a 1m guard, so when not used, the space is an exterior one.The plans presented are mainly for demonstration purposes.

This project was intended as a concept of what future housing might offer.

BUILDING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION EXAMPLE OF OCUPATION - PAST FEW YEARS

EXAMPLE OF DISTRIBUTION POSSIBILITIES

HOUSINGOFFICELAUNDRYSAUNASTORAGERECEPTIONBIKE SHELTER

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

3DAVID GILM

OUR

ARA HOME 2049 COM

PETITION

5DAVID GILM

OUR

ARA HOME 2049 COMPETITION

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Projecto para uma casa de férias em Francelos com uma ideia central de espaço de habitação e jardins. Da mesma forma que existem espaços comuns e privativos, o mesmo acontece com os jardins, tornan-do assim os jardins parte da utilização diária da habitação.

A habitação divide-se em dois volumes principais, um de zona comum e outro de espaços mais privados. No terreno ainda se encontra o escritório, separado do volume da habitação e ainda uma casa de hóspedes.

Villa RegereFrancelos, Vila Nova de Gaia

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O projecto do Urban Center aparece como resposta a uma necessidade de um centro para os habitantes da cidade de Matosinhos. Nele encontram-se espaço administrativos, de conferências, ajuda ao cidadão, galeria e um anfiteatro, bem como espaço exteriores.

O edifício separa-se em dois volumes autónomos, o espaço de escritórios e o de exposição e anfiteatro. O primeiro encontra-se á face da avenida, receben-do e orientando os utilizadores. O segundo volume encontra-se no interior do terreno, permitindo um espaço mais calmo, indicado para o uso que pretende.

Urban CenterMatosinhos, Porto

Este projecto para uma galeria de arte concebe dois espaços distintos, tanto de espaço interior como de exterior. O volume vertical permite espaços de escritório, enquanto que o horizontal assegura as necessidas de um espaço de galeria. Existe também um espaço de armazenamento/exposição debaixo do solo.

O edifício assume-se como algo novo no Largo e ruas circundantes, mantendo uma linguagem familiar da zona inserida, mas reconhecendo a sua identidade pretendida e relectindo o mesmo no seu espaço e volumetria.

Galeria de ArteFoz Velha, Porto

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