1902 – Praça Afonso de Albuquerque, Lisbon
The Praça Afonso de Albuquerque has been laid out as a geometric park. A Neo Manueline pillar has been placed in the center,
1908 – Electricity Museum, Lisbon
Architect: Veillard & Touzet
The Electrical Museum is housed in the head office of the “Central Tejo” power station.
1928 – Cais do Sodré Railway Station, Lisbon
Architect: Pedro Botelho & Nuno Teotónio Pereira
Cais do Sodré is the railway station in Lisbon, serving the westbound suburban route.
1930 – Mercado da Ribeira, Lisbon
Architect:
The Mercado da Riberira is Lisbon’s most popular food and fish market. It exists since the end of the 19th century,
1948 – Museu de Arte Popular, Lisbon
Architect:
Folk art museum, opened in 1948, has rooms with permanent collections and temporary exhibitions with a space, arranged on a provincial basis.
1960 – Padrà£o dos Descobrimentos, Lisbon
Architect: Cottinelli Telmo
The Padrao dos Descobrimentos was completed as a model for the Portuguese world exhibition and erected on the bank of the Tagus in its current form in 1960.
1964 – Calouste Gulbenkian Planetarium, Lisbon
Architect: Frederico George
1992 – Belém Cultural Centre, Lisbon
Architect: Vittorio Gregotti & Manuel Salgado
A new cultural center, to the west of the Praça do Império, which was opened in 1993,
2006 – Bar à€ Margem, Belém, Lisbon
Architect: Ricardo Vaz & Joao Pedro Falcao de Campos
A pavilion on the esplanade along the River Tejo constructed with little more than white-painted,
