Tag Fernando Guerra

24-03-2016

Pedro Léger Pereira's sculptures photographed by Fernando Guerra

The exhibition distância(s) distance(s), featuring the work of architect and sculptor Pedro Léger Pereira, closed at the Gallery of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon University on March 4. Fernando Guerra's photographs play with the observer, restoring the sense of Pedro Léger Pereira's work.

07-03-2016

A community kitchen, Terras da Costa

Portuguese architecture studios ateliermob and Projecto Warehouse designed a social project for an illegal settlement in Costa da Caparica, not far from the Tagus river and just outside Lisbon.

18-11-2015

2015 Arcaid Architectural Images Photography Award at WAF

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11-11-2015

The Interlace is World Building of the Year 2015

The Interlace, a skyscraper designed by architectural studios OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren, was named World Building of the Year 2015 at the WAF Awards on November 6 at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore. Fernando Guerra was named Architectural Photographer of the Year 2015.

22-10-2015

Contaminar Arquitectos Vidigal House residential architecture in Portugal

Fluid spaces flooded with daylight characterise a home near Leiria, Portugal, designed by Contaminar Arquitectos, founded by architects Joel Esperança and Ruben Vaz and designer Romeu Sousa.

13-03-2015

Contaminar Arquitectos Texugueira House residential project

Contaminar Arquitectos design a home that dialogues with its natural rural surroundings in Texugueira, Portugal.

24-02-2015

wonderWALL, exhibition space by LIKEarchitects Lisbon

We were convinced as soon as we saw Fernando Guerra’s photos: we really like wonderWALL by LIKEarchitects, in Lisbon, because it combines architecture, art and a visual story in a single project.

12-01-2015

Marcio Kogan (Studio mk27) and Redux House in San Paolo (Brazil)

Redux House by Marcio Kogan and his studio, mk27, is located on the outskirts of the city of San Paolo, Brazil. Redux House has all the typical features of a Marcio Kogan project: concrete floor panels, wooden sunshades, an open floor plan, and plenty of interaction between indoors and outdoors.