The Caveman / Tiago do Vale Arquitectos
Having as a starting point a shoe store built in the late 90?s, this new commercial space -which targets a very specific (and demanding) market with a wide range of products- required a project designed to have great flexibility in the presentation of the products, generate a space with a strong, recognizable and repeatable image, while achieving it at a very low cost.
Architects: Tiago do Vale Arquitectos
Location: 4990 Ponte de Lima, Portugal
Design Team: Tiago do Vale, Maria João Araújo, com Adele Pinna, Camille Martin
Constructor: ARU, Arquitectura e Reabilitação Urbana
Area: 62.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: João Morgado
© João Morgado
Text description provided by the architects. Having as a starting point a shoe store built in the late 90?s, this new commercial space -which targets a very specific (and demanding) market with a wide range of products- required a project designed to have great flexibility in the presentation of the products, generate a space with a strong, recognizable and repeatable image, while achieving it at a very low cost.
© João Morgado
© João Morgado
The pre-existent drywall false ceiling was demolished and the wallpaper on the walls removed. Lifting the degraded floating floors revealed a concrete subfloor in great condition. A concrete column was hidden behind four floor-to-ceiling mirrors.
Floor Plan
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Architects: Tiago do Vale Arquitectos
Location: 4990 Ponte de Lima, Portugal
Design Team: Tiago do Vale, Maria João Araújo, com Adele Pinna, Camille Martin
Constructor: ARU, Arquitectura e Reabilitação Urbana
Area: 62.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: João Morgado
© João Morgado
Text description provided by the architects. Having as a starting point a shoe store built in the late 90?s, this new commercial space -which targets a very specific (and demanding) market with a wide range of products- required a project designed to have great flexibility in the presentation of the products, generate a space with a strong, recognizable and repeatable image, while achieving it at a very low cost.
© João Morgado
© João Morgado
The pre-existent drywall false ceiling was demolished and the wallpaper on the walls removed. Lifting the degraded floating floors revealed a concrete subfloor in great condition. A concrete column was hidden behind four floor-to-ceiling mirrors.
Floor Plan
Retur...
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