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Quinta do Paço Lumiar sits alongside the emblematic Colégio Manuel Bernardes and Real Colégio de Portugal, as well as various cultural, historical, and social landmarks—like the Costume and Dance Museums, and Quinta das Conchas e dos Lilases, considered the third-largest green space in Lisbon.
The development consists of seventeen townhouses—eleven T3+1, one T3, and five T4+1—and a shared amenity room, arranged perpendicularly along the new roadway that crosses the plot from north to south. All homes feature a private pool in their garden area. These are courtyard houses, with the central courtyard linking the private zone to the outdoor area. The corridor that spans the length of each home serves as the organizing element for the entire space.
Architecture
The architectural project was signed by Eduardo Souto de MouraEduardo Souto de Moura is a Portuguese architect, born in Porto in 1952, recognized for his modern, minimalist approach. Trained at the Porto School of Fine Arts (now FAUP – Faculty of Architecture, University of Porto), his career is known for simplicity in form and a careful integration of buildings into urban and natural contexts.Among Souto de Moura’s best-known works are the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, the Municipal Stadium of Braga, and the Paula Rego House of Stories in Cascais.In 2011, he was awarded the Pritzker Prize, one of the most prestigious international architecture awards.
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