JOSÉ NEVES, arquitecto ▪ C6 Building

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The C6 Building opens out onto the city through outdoor galleries. (photo: Leonardo Finotti)

The C6 building creates a new system of public spaces in the Lisbon University's Science Faculty campus – a square, a tree-lined boulevard and a garden-patio. Ground floor plan.

Design study model. (photo: Margarida Dias)

The trees in the boulevard will grow until they make a ceiling. (photo: Laura Castro Caldas)

The boulevard is a gravel floored garden. (photo: Leonardo Finotti)

The C6 Building opens out onto the boulevard through outdoor galleries. (photo: Maria Vladimira)

An outdoor gallery links the square and the boulevard. (design study sketch: José Neves)

The square is set up as a "terreiro" surrounded by galleries connecting atriums, auditoriums and the cafeteria, on the ground floor, and overlooked by the teaching rooms located in the upper floors. (photo: Leonardo Finotti)

The cafetaria opens up to the square. (photo: Leonardo Finotti)

The square is extended through the main atrium into the garden-patio. (photo: Laura Castro Caldas)

Detail of the atrium. (photo: Thorsten Humpell)

View of the main staircase. (photo: Thorsten Humpell)

Sections through the main staircase.

View of the main staircase. (photo: Thorsten Humpell)

The garden-patio, which opens westwards is distinguished by the presence of the main staircase. (photo: Laura Castro Caldas)

Fora da galeria

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Fora da galeria