We are an architectural firm based in Macau (China) since 1984 and specialized in architecture, urban planning and interior design. We provide services for comprehensive building design to institutional, commercial, and residential clients and we are committed to the highest standard of architectural quality. The aim of this blog is to present our extensive portfolio and to illustrate some of the our projects designed both in Macau and China.
Located near the S.Januario Hospital, this residential complex is composed by 9 storeys with a total of 159 units, including car park for the residents and a commercial area.
Residential building with 23 storeys, 184 units (48 T0, 100 T2 and 36 T3) and 107 shops including car park located at the outter harbour area (Z.A.P.E.).
Located in the outter harbour area, next to the Amizade avenue, this development is composed by three 20 storey residential buildings with commercial areas and car parking.
First stone laying ceremony on April 29, 2007, for the construction of the new Social Housing and School Complex in the Fai Chi Kei area, north of Macau.
Residential community for lower income families comprised by 12 buildings with 7 storeys each, a social assistance center with 3 storeys and various areas for commerce, social facilities and parking.
Residential development comprised by two towers of 44 and 53 storeys each, with a total of 582 units, a commercial area with 29 retail shops, including a community area and multi-storey car parking.
Residential development comprised by three towers of 44 storeys each, with a total of 444 units, a commercial area with 27 retail shops, including a community area and multi-storey car parking.
Construction project comprised by eight buildings of 16 storeys each with a total of 720 residential units, and four buildings of 30 storeys each with a total of 448 residential units, including commercial areas, a chinese garden and car parking.
This museum is dedicated to the history, traditions and culture of Macau and is located inside the Monte Fortress dated back to 1626 and next to the St. Paul Church. The museum complex is composed by three floors, 2 of which located underground and the third on the surface.