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2019-10-18

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Wood House is an architectural retreat located in Wood House is an architectural retreat located in Douro Valley. Developed with a conscious and sustainable approach, this modular wooden residence reflects a strong commitment to the principles of green architecture.The building is elevated above the ground, avoiding excavations or significant alterations to the natural topography. This solution respects the terrain and allows for the free flow of water and movement of local wildlife.The carefully selected timber façade ensures chromatic and material integration with the forested surroundings, particularly with the pine trees that define the landscape. The green roof, composed of native plant species, enhances thermal performance, supports biodiversity, and acts as a natural extension of the terrain.More than a structure placed in the landscape, Wood House appears to emerge from it. The result is a harmonious synthesis between architecture and nature.
#mjarcarquitetos #arquiteturaportuguesa #greenbuilding #woodhouse #smallhouses #instarchitecture
Work in progress at Green View TowerWith the ai Work in progress at Green View TowerWith the aim of preserving more than 65% of the original structure — including beams, columns, and slabs — and 75% of the original core, we are significantly reducing the need for new construction materials.This innovative approach results in substantial embodied carbon savings, promoting sustainability and respect for the environment.
Trabalhos em curso na Green View TowerCom o objetivo de preservar mais de 65% da estrutura original — incluindo vigas, pilares e lajes — e 75% do núcleo original, estamos a reduzir drasticamente a necessidade de novos materiais de construção.Esta abordagem inovadora resulta numa poupança significativa de carbono incorporado, promovendo a sustentabilidade e o respeito pelo ambiente.
Photography: @gar.ces_  3D Visualization: @make_it_visually
#Sustentabilidade #GreenViewTower #mjarcarquitetos #ConstruçãoResponsável #ReabilitaçãoUrbana
#Sustainability #GreenViewTower#UrbanRenewal
O Forte da Barra em destaque no Porto de Aveiro! J O Forte da Barra em destaque no Porto de Aveiro!
Já pode visitar a nova exposição ao ar livre “Passado, Presente e Futuro”Integrada nas comemorações dos 217 anos da abertura da Barra de Aveiro, esta mostra retrata a importância histórica, arquitetónica e patrimonial do Forte da Barra. Um dos destaques é a planta original de 1778, a mais antiga conhecida da estrutura.A MJARC orgulha-se de integrar este percurso, com um projeto de requalificação do forte que dará lugar a uma nova unidade hoteleira, respeitando e valorizando o seu legado.Não perca a oportunidade de redescobrir este património único!  O Forte da Barra em destaque no Porto de Aveiro!
Já pode visitar a nova exposição ao ar livre “Passado, Presente e Futuro”You can now visit the new open-air exhibition: “Past, Present and Future”As part of the celebrations marking the 217th anniversary of the opening of the Barra de Aveiro, this exhibition highlights the historical, architectural, and cultural importance of the Forte da Barra. One of the key features is the original 1778 blueprint — the oldest known plan of the structure.MJARC is proud to be part of this journey, with a rehabilitation project that will transform the fort into a new hotel unit, while preserving and honoring its legacy.Don’t miss the chance to rediscover this unique heritage! #mjarcarquitetos #arquiteturaportuguesa #patrimoniocultural #architecturalheritage #instamoment #exebition
Wood House is an architectural retreat located in Wood House is an architectural retreat located in the heart of Portugal’s Douro Valley. Developed with a conscious and sustainable approach, this modular wooden residence reflects a strong commitment to the principles of green architecture. Fotógrafo Garcês Vídeo #mjarcFrom the outset, the project sought to minimize its impact on the surrounding landscape. The choice of a timber structure sourced from certified, sustainably managed forests was central, promoting low-impact construction and a reduced carbon footprint. Openings were strategically integrated into the roof to preserve the existing trees on site, reinforcing the project’s respect for the local ecosystem.The building is elevated above the ground, avoiding excavations or significant alterations to the natural topography. This solution respects the terrain and allows for the free flow of water and movement of local wildlife.The carefully selected timber façade ensures chromatic and material integration with the forested surroundings, particularly with the pine trees that define the landscape. The green roof, composed of native plant species, enhances thermal performance, supports biodiversity, and acts as a natural extension of the terrain.More than a structure placed in the landscape, Wood House appears to emerge from it — discreet, integrated, and complementary. The result is a harmonious synthesis between architecture and nature, where building means not only inhabiting but also preserving and enhancing the land.  #mjarcarquitetos #sustainablearchitecture #woodhouse #modulararchitecture #cltarchitecture #greenroofs
Wood House is an architectural retreat located in Wood House is an architectural retreat located in the heart of Portugal’s Douro Valley. Developed with a conscious and sustainable approach, this modular wooden residence reflects a strong commitment to the principles of green architecture. Fotógrafo Garcês Vídeo #mjarcFrom the outset, the project sought to minimize its impact on the surrounding landscape. The choice of a timber structure sourced from certified, sustainably managed forests was central, promoting low-impact construction and a reduced carbon footprint. Openings were strategically integrated into the roof to preserve the existing trees on site, reinforcing the project’s respect for the local ecosystem.The building is elevated above the ground, avoiding excavations or significant alterations to the natural topography. This solution respects the terrain and allows for the free flow of water and movement of local wildlife.The carefully selected timber façade ensures chromatic and material integration with the forested surroundings, particularly with the pine trees that define the landscape. The green roof, composed of native plant species, enhances thermal performance, supports biodiversity, and acts as a natural extension of the terrain.More than a structure placed in the landscape, Wood House appears to emerge from it — discreet, integrated, and complementary. The result is a harmonious synthesis between architecture and nature, where building means not only inhabiting but also preserving and enhancing the land.  #mjarcarquitetos #sustainablearchitecture #woodhouse #modulararchitecture #cltarchitecture #greenroofs
Wood House is an architectural retreat located in Wood House is an architectural retreat located in the heart of Portugal’s Douro Valley. Developed with a conscious and sustainable approach, this modular wooden residence reflects a strong commitment to the principles of green architecture. Fotógrafo Garcês Vídeo #mjarcFrom the outset, the project sought to minimize its impact on the surrounding landscape. The choice of a timber structure sourced from certified, sustainably managed forests was central, promoting low-impact construction and a reduced carbon footprint. Openings were strategically integrated into the roof to preserve the existing trees on site, reinforcing the project’s respect for the local ecosystem.The building is elevated above the ground, avoiding excavations or significant alterations to the natural topography. This solution respects the terrain and allows for the free flow of water and movement of local wildlife.The carefully selected timber façade ensures chromatic and material integration with the forested surroundings, particularly with the pine trees that define the landscape. The green roof, composed of native plant species, enhances thermal performance, supports biodiversity, and acts as a natural extension of the terrain.More than a structure placed in the landscape, Wood House appears to emerge from it — discreet, integrated, and complementary. The result is a harmonious synthesis between architecture and nature, where building means not only inhabiting but also preserving and enhancing the land.  #mjarcarquitetos #sustainablearchitecture #woodhouse #modulararchitecture #cltarchitecture #greenroofs

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