Arquitectura à Moda do Porto: Episode 4, Natural Porto

We have teamed up with Building Pictures, Filipa Figueira and Tiago Vieira to feature weekly episodes of their video series “,” which highlights ’s most significant buildings over the last two decades.

The series launched in 2013 and is comprised of 10 episodes, each focusing on a different theme: light, stairs, balconies, nature, textures, doors, windows, skylights, pavements and structures.

Last week we featured the series’ third episode about Porto’s balconies, and now we present Episode 4 – Nature. Read the producers’ description of Episode 4 after the break.

EPISODE 4 - NATURE

Gliding through the air, we pass ARX's Blood Bank and Balonas e Menano Architect’s Passeio dos Clérigos. We go back to earth in Eduardo Souto de Moura’s Casa das Artes and in Siza’s Serralves Foundation, FAUP and Avenida dos Aliados. We connect with water through Carlos Prata's Molhes do Douro, Sidónio Pardal’s City Park and Manuel de Solá-Morales' Passeio Atlântico. In the end we’re gliding again, all the way to the top of Adalberto Dias Guindais' Funicular.

Courtesy of Building Pictures, Filipa Figueira Arquitectura e Tiago Vieira Arquitecto

CREDITS:

  • Production: Building Pictures, Filipa Figueira Arquitectura and Tiago Vieira Arquitecto
  • Direction: Building Pictures
  • Photo Direction: Building Pictures
  • Post-Production: Building Pictures
  • Music: Creative Commons – Le Collectif Unifie de la Crecelle – Valse_anemiee
  • 2014| 1’06" | 16:9
  • Episode 04 - Nature
  • Location: Porto, Portugal
  • Year: 2014

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Cite: Baratto, Romullo. "Arquitectura à Moda do Porto: Episode 4, Natural Porto" [Arquitectura à Moda do Porto: Episódio 4 - Natureza] 24 Feb 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/601937/arquitectura-a-moda-do-porto-episode-4-natural-porto> ISSN 0719-8884

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