The 2012 edition of ArchDaily's Building of the Year Awards reached its final vote phase, with five projects appointed for each category. Among the 14 categories are still in competition 10 Portuguese projects, all of them built in Portugal. Each ArchDaily's user can vote once a day, and the voting pole is available until February 13th. Consult all the nominees here.
With 10 days available to vote we present the 10 Portuguese projects that can be elected Building of the Year on their categories.With both 2010 and 2011 editions with very good results (three winning projects on each year), DIMSCALE wishes the best luck to the Portuguese projects that reached this phase. These awards will certainly contribute to the affirmation of the Portuguese Architecture beyond borders, that is in a good path to its global recognition.
Project: Arts and Criativity Platform (Guimarães, Portugal)
Architecture: Pitágoras Arquitectos
Category: Cultural (vote here)
Photos: José Campos
Project: Modernization of Sebastião da Gama School (Setúbal, Portugal)
Architecture: RC+JV
Category: Educational (vote here)
Photos: João Morgado
Project: Dental Clinic (Lisbon, Portugal)
Architecture: Pedra Silva Architects
Category: Healthcare Architecture (vote here)
Photos: João Morgado
Consult the full project profile on 18th January post.
Project: Pedras Salgadas Eco-Resort (Pedras Salgadas, Portugal)
Architecture: Luís Rebelo de Andrade & Diogo Aguiar
Category: Hotels and Restaurants (vote here)
Photos: FG+SG
Consult the full project profile on 24th January post.
Project: House in Travessa do Patrocínio (Lisbon, Portugal)
Architecture: Luís Rebelo de Andrade, Tiago Rebelo de Andrade and Manuel Cachão Tojal
Category: Houses (vote here)
Photos: FG+SG
Project: RF Apartment (Lisbon, Portugal)
Architecture: João Tiago Aguiar
Category: Interiors (vote here)
Photos: FG+SG
Project: 227 Flat (Oporto, Portugal)
Architecture: OODA
Category: Interiors (vote here)
Photos: ctrl+n
Project: Castelo Novo Castle (Fundão, Portugal)
Architecture: COMOCO
Category: Refurbishment (vote here)
Photos: FG+SG
Project: MPA Building (Oporto, Portugal)
Architecture: Lousinha Arquitectos
Category: Refurbishment (vote here)
Photos: Luís Ferreira Alves
Project: Lamego Multi Purpose Pavillion (Lamego, Portugal)
Architecture: Barbosa & Guimarães
Category: Refurbishment (vote here)
Photos: José Campos
