The Portuguese firm atelier Rua, develop this relaxation, leisure and rest project in Abrantes, Portugal. The project aims to solve the boundary of the city and its connection to the river Tagus, proposing a project coordinated with different parts and operating as campsite.

Atelier Rua  proposes a linear element for connecting entire project, it consists of a main gallery with access to outside and serves umbilical cord that connects all the facilities inside the program. The design of the gallery is formed by the serialization of pieces that give continuity and allow that the curves develops naturally.

Description of the project by Atelier Rua

Along the Tejo (Tajo) River and across from the city of Abrantes, the plot naturally establishes a border between the intricate layout of the surrounding houses and the river.

This project presents a footprint that takes advantage of the morphology of that frontier and becomes a unifying, continuous structure. This new building is capable of containing the whole functional program and involve all the pre-existing structures on the north front of the plot , creating a continuous, organic and smooth surface. Its structure, open and permeable, allows a direct and constant relation with the green surroundings throughout the whole extension of the building and all areas of the program.

The whole structure is walkable along a gallery that communicates with the outside and that allows access to all program areas on the inside. This gallery is marked by a façade composed of a repetition of vertical elements, a louvre that creates a physical barrier that is interrupted by openings that allow access to the camping site.

CREDITS. DATA SHEET.-

Architects.- atelier Rua
Structures.- Pedro Viegas
Technical Team.- Luis Silvestre e Ecoperfil
Area.- 6950.0 sqm

 

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Francisco Garcia de Freitas (Lisboa, 1978), Architect
Degree in Architecture from Lusíada University in Lisbon (2003).
Took his apprenticeship in the studio Herzog & De Meuron (Basel, Switzerland) (2004), where he remained as an architect (2005/2006).
In 2006 returns to Portugal as a founding member of atelier RUA, where he currently develops his work.

Luís Costa Valente (Castelo Branco, 1978), Architect
Degree in Architecture from Lusíada University in Lisbon (2004).
Took his apprenticeship in the studio José Adrião Arquitectos (Lisbon, Portugal) (2005), where he remained as an architect (2006/2007).
In 2006 became a founding member of atelier RUA, where he currently develops his work.

Paulo Vieira Borralho (Lisboa, 1978), Architect
Degree in Architecture from Lusíada University in Lisbon (2002).
His apprenticeship was shared between the studio Atelier PRO (The Hague, The Netherlands) and Mecanoo Architecten (Delft, The Netherlands) (2003), where he remained as an architect (2004/2006).
In 2006 returns to Portugal as a founding member of atelier RUA, where he currently develops his work.

Rui Velho Didier (Évora, 1978), Architect
Degree in Architecture from Lusíada University in Lisbon (2004).
In 2004 worked for 6 months at Mecanoo Architecten (Delft, The Netherlands). Took his apprenticeship in the studio José Adrião Arquitectos (Lisbon, Portugal) (2005), where he remained as an architect (2006/2007).
In 2006 became a founding member atelier RUA, where he currently develops his work.

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Published on: December 29, 2015
Cite: "Camping de Abrantes by atelier Rua " METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/camping-de-abrantes-atelier-rua> ISSN 1139-6415
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