The family home of architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, the first Portuguese to receive the Pritzker Prize in 1992, is opening as a venue for artist residencies…READ MORE
And read more about Siza Vieira in Phil Ryan’s profile of the architect on Atlas: Álvaro Siza: The Badass Architect from Matosinhos
Carlos Moedas is arguing that the central government is responsible for finding solutions in the face of the recent great wave of immigrants to the city — and credited Lisbon’s local
“Claudia, 24, her brother Martim, 20, and her sister Mariana, 11, are among six young Portuguese people who have filed a lawsuit against 32 governments, including all EU member states,
“I can’t say that Portugal is the best real estate market in the world, but it is one of the best”, António Ramalho said at the Portugal Real Estate conference in
“…Ana Rodrigues, found herself [living in a tent]. She works as a cleaning assistant at a hotel in Lisbon and has not yet been able to find accommodation that fits within
Kalorama filled three days and three nights in Parque da Bela Vista with some of the best, biggest tunes heard in Lisbon all year
“Demand from overseas is exacerbating a housing crunch that has kept prices rising and propelled costs in Lisbon to record levels — rising almost threefold since 2015,” Bloomberg writes.
“Portugal’s environment agency APA has given its final approval for local company Lusorecursos to extract battery-grade lithium in what would be the country’s first such mine, expected to start producing
Natan Jacquemin “started collecting coffee waste in the city centre of Lisbon” to grow mushrooms, and by 2018 founded Nam Mushroom, according to Euronews.com. He has since partnered with Delta
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