Nuno Valentim, Arquitectura e Reabilitação is an architecture studio founded in 1997 in Porto. It has more than 150 projects of different scales, programs, and frameworks.
Of note are the Rehabilitation of Casa Andresen/Biodiversity Gallery and Casa Salabert in the Porto Botanical Garden, the expansion of the Lycée Français in Porto, and the Bolhão Market Rehabilitation/Modernization project.
His work is focused on the reality in which he acts, physical and human, where architecture is understood as a synthesis activity between the program and the context, and the architect is recognized as an author and fundamental actor in the response to social needs, environmental, and landscape.
Nuno Valentim (Porto, 1971), Architect (1995), and Ph.D. (2016) from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto. Master's Degree in Rehabilitation of Built Heritage (2006) from the Faculty of Engineering of the UP. He was a fellow at IUAVenezia (Italy) and TU-Delft (Holland).
He collaborated with João A. Rocha (1991), Luísa Penha (1994), and José Gigante (1995/2004).
He has been practicing with his own studio since 1994 and has won several awards, congresses, and works exhibited and published nationally and internationally. He has been a FAUP professor since 2005.
Of note are the Rehabilitation of Casa Andresen/Biodiversity Gallery and Casa Salabert in the Porto Botanical Garden, the expansion of the Lycée Français in Porto, and the Bolhão Market Rehabilitation/Modernization project.
His work is focused on the reality in which he acts, physical and human, where architecture is understood as a synthesis activity between the program and the context, and the architect is recognized as an author and fundamental actor in the response to social needs, environmental, and landscape.
Nuno Valentim (Porto, 1971), Architect (1995), and Ph.D. (2016) from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto. Master's Degree in Rehabilitation of Built Heritage (2006) from the Faculty of Engineering of the UP. He was a fellow at IUAVenezia (Italy) and TU-Delft (Holland).
He collaborated with João A. Rocha (1991), Luísa Penha (1994), and José Gigante (1995/2004).
He has been practicing with his own studio since 1994 and has won several awards, congresses, and works exhibited and published nationally and internationally. He has been a FAUP professor since 2005.
