Museum House Fernando Pessoa

It isnʼt a museum-house, but a different space. Acting, with multiple facets, it sews this up with the guidelines of plural cultural activities that Pessoa has been creator, character and engine.

Founded in 1993, in the same place where its inspiring figure has lived since 1920, Rua Coelho da Rocha, Campo de Ourique, the house with the poetʼs name was conceived as a space with diversified intervention, respecting the image of many literary, critical and artistic skills of its mentor.

The architectural project was handed to the Italian Sabrina Hermano, while the interior face of the architecture was handed to Helena Ladeiro with the collaboration of Nuno Ladeiro, who should not only define the design parts but also establish a more appropriate dialogue with the proposed scenario.The multiplicity of spaces and their usage – library, living areas and public attendance spaces – with the variety of parts that involve a pretext to mature ideas on dialogue between the space and the furniture that occupies it and how their relationship conditions our lives both physically and spiritually.

The result was a very light use of the plant,in which the furniture emphasizes the space without deleting it or being deleted.

LOCATION:

Campo de Ourique, Lisboa

YEAR:

1993

ARCHITECTURE:

Helena Ladeiro / Nuno Ladeiro

Category:

Architecture, Refurbishment

Tags:

Contemporâneo, Cultura