Urban requalification

Urban Requalification is an intervention that consists of adapting the physical structure of buildings or an urban area, without significant changes, to a different use for what was initially conceived. It is usual to choose to requalify properties, or neighborhoods, when their original function is no longer justified, partially or in full. For example, areas of a city that were formerly occupied with factory buildings and which are requalified for another function, eg residential areas, etc. On this page you can follow news and articles related to this topic.

As in Portugal we don't have the tradition of grape varieties, we use a substitute called "luxury" to segment people and tastes. The difficulty is in measuring the limits of its application. What is luxurious for some is trivial for others. What for some is reproachable for others is a reason for admiration and envy. This is a territory where consensus and common sense do not...

View more