The building, remodeled several times, is an emblematic example of the changes that continue to affect Lapa, one of the most charming quarters of Lisbon with its small-scale urban fabric, its privileged position and views of the river and the old town. The traditional building lots are often laid out in the same way, with a narrow building three or four stories high and a small courtyard at the rear with same footprint as the building.

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Architects: Ricardo Bak Gordon

Location: Lapa, Lisbon, Portugal

Area: 500.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Francisco Nogueira

Collaborators: Gonçalo Frias, Luís Pedro Pinto

Construção: Almeida Reis
Foundations, Structural Engineering: Betar

Electrics, Communications, Security, Mechanics, Thermal And Acoustics: proM&E

Hydraulics: Campo d?Àgua

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From the architect. The building, remodeled several times, is an emblematic example of the changes that continue to affect Lapa, one of the most charming quarters of Lisbon with its small-scale urban fabric, its privileged position and views of the river and the old town. The traditional building lots are often laid out in the same way, with a narrow building three or four stories high and a small courtyard at the rear with same footprint as the building.

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