A record-breaking 1.715 architects from 77 countries have competed to design the prestigious museum project, estimated to cost over € 130 million.

The six shortlisted are young, virtually unknown practices with less than seven years' experience.

Something absolutely unprecedented in the world of architecture!

The TermicoProETICS block was designed considering masonry walls with external thermal insulation, ensuring great energy performance.

It is the ideal product to use combined with ETICS, allowing a choice between different coating possibilities.

The Portuguese architects Vasco Matias Correia and Patricia Ferreira de Sousa, founders of Camarim Arquitectos, have won the Tile of Spain Awards ASCER 2014 in the Architecture category with the project "Casa no Principe Real" in Lisbon.

The judges praised this project, highlighting in particular “the brilliant interpretation in the use of ceramic tiles in Lisbon’s historic quarter. The house, built on five floors, looks out onto the street boasting a new textured take on the traditional ceramic tile façade”.

Within the exhibition “Life at Home”, IKEA Portugal and MUDE promote a conference that addresses how Portuguese live their homes.

Addressed to students and professionals, this is a starting point for the analysis of the main features that characterize "Life at Home" in Portugal and how it has evolved over the years.

Porto bet hard on Urban Renewal, with a long-term strategy that shows signs of urban and social renewal.

From 24 to 30 November, the II Rehabilitation Urban Week Porto 2014 is an event whose program will be marked by five thematic sessions focused on the issue of urban rehabilitation.