Designed by the architectural firm Barbosa & Guimarães, the Douro Marina accommodates 300 vessels up to 20 meters and is assumed as the largest boat harbor between Cascais and Galicia. The site is about 2,000 m², and spread over three buildings each with two floors. The first is a long administration block running along the waterfront, and two shorter blocks containing a restaurant and spa project off a slope to one side.
The central support building is a rectangular volume that is suspended in an external steel structure that looks like the skeleton of a huge boat. Two restaurants, a cafeteria, a nautical shop, a spa candle and fill the other spaces beautiful building erected right next to the pier. In addition to the spaces store, also has two rooms for meetings or events, which can be used together or separately.
The waterside buildings are fronted with curved steel beams, which reference the framework of small gangways that connect the harbour wall and jetties.
Situated on the south bank of the river, in Vila Nova de Gaia, and opened in two stages along this same year, it's a space that aims to boost the area through shops and restaurants, but rather emphasize the importance of this mandatory stop for nautical lovers, providing to local and foreigner sailors, as well as tourists, the largest infrastructure of this type between Cascais and Galicia.
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Published on:
December 9, 2014
Cite: "Douro Marina by Barbosa e Guimaraes" METALOCUS.
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ISSN 1139-6415
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