Interior, fittings and furniture Design. Stage architecture. Graphics
The Teatro Villaret was a pioneer in a new generation of theatres in Portugal – the small “pocket theatres” – accompanying a movement then under way in other European cities.
Later on, for the interior architectural design project of Casa da Música (2004-2005), the Villaret handrails were re-edited.
For the interior furniture for Casa da Música (2004-2005), designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, the architect elects Daciano da Costa’s furniture designed for the Teatro Villaret (1964-1965), the Alvor Hotel (1966-1968), the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (1966-1969/1999/2004), the Altis Hotel (1971-1974), the Cultural Center of Belém (1990-1992) and the Coliseu dos Recreios (1993-1994).
Raul Solnado, Rui Martins and Hernâni Martins
(existing building) Trindade Chagas, architect
Daciano da Costa, Eduardo Afonso Dias, José Brandão and Cristina Reis
Daciano da Costa (1930 – 2005)
Year | 1965
Dimensions | 210 x 297 mm
Support | Fine Art Hahnemuhle
William Turner 310 g
100% cotton
Technique | Digital Screen Printing
Made in Portugal
See moreDaciano da Costa (1930 – 2005)
Year | 1965
Dimensions | 210 x 297 mm
Support | Fine Art Hahnemuhle
William Turner 310 g
100% cotton
Technique | Digital Screen Printing
Made in Portugal
See moreDaciano da Costa (1930 – 2005)
Year | 1965
Dimensions | 210 x 297 mm
Support | Fine Art Hahnemuhle
William Turner 310 g
100% cotton
Technique | Digital Screen Printing
Made in Portugal
See moreDaciano da Costa (1930 – 2005)
Year | 1965
Dimensions | 210 x 297 mm
Support | Fine Art Hahnemuhle
William Turner 310 g
100% cotton
Technique | Digital Screen Printing
Made in Portugal
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