há.atelier Completes 210 m² Cereal Interpretation Center in Santa Eufémia, Portugal
há.atelier has completed the Cereal Interpretation Center in Santa Eufémia, Portugal, a 210 m² adaptive reuse project finished in 2024. The scheme sits in the locality of Santa Eufémia, close to the village of Espinhal, a region recognized for its cultural and historical value tied to its antiquity. Watermills are singled out among the area's defining attractions. José Campos photographed the project, and Susanna Moreira curated it. The work falls under the categories of adaptive reuse and interpretation center, embedding the building within a natural setting.
Key facts
- há.atelier designed the Cereal Interpretation Center.
- The project area is 210 m².
- Completion year is 2024.
- José Campos took the photographs.
- Susanna Moreira curated the project.
- Categories are Adaptive Reuse and Interpretation Center.
- The site is in União das freguesias de São Miguel, Santa Eufémia e Rabaçal, Portugal.
- Santa Eufémia lies near the village of Espinhal and is known for its antiquity and watermills.
Entities
Artists
- Susanna Moreira
- José Campos
Institutions
- há.atelier
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Santa Eufémia
- Espinhal
- União das freguesias de São Miguel, Santa Eufémia e Rabaçal
- Portugal
- União das freguesias de São Miguel
- Rabaçal