Monday, April 30, 2007
Serralves Museum Porto
Lest you all think I am a traditionalist, here is the Serralves Museum in Porto Portugal. The building was designed by Alvaro Siza, the Pritzker Prize winning architect. The white stucco building is incredibly elegant with a minimum of detail, just space and shape. Even the signage made from cut out plywood is thoughtfully executed.The gardens are quite lovely in a very minimalist manner. The parterre garden is from the original 1920s house on the property.
Labels:
Alvaro Siza,
Gardens,
graphic design,
Portugal,
Travel
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2 comments:
Great blog. I`m looking forward to spend my summer traveling in Portugal.
looks amazing! Siza was recently in Greece, there is an exhibition for him in Athens.
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