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SS[2025]
Quintus Miller
On the southern bank of the Tagus River in Alcochete, a former shipyard is reimagined as a new civic threshold between the city and the water. A raised plinth restores continuity across a fractured waterfront, while a restaurant and amphitheater, shaped in reference to ship hulls, anchor a public square that reconnects industrial memory, collective use, and the fluvial landscape.
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