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21/06/18
"Sítios da Nazaré"
19/12/11
Polished pizzeria pavement, architect Siza Vieira
Roc2c Team
Óbidos, Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
07/12/11
18/10/11
Cobblestone streets of Império Square in Belém, Lisbon
Império Square, Belém, Lisbon, Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
25/08/11
The tram line goes through the streets in portuguese pavement of the city unbeaten
Porto, Portugal
The tram line from the city of Porto, has been around since 1895 and is exploited byPublic Transport Company of Porto STCP.
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
24/06/11
Cobbled streets of the Empire Square Garden
Empire Square Garden, Lisbon - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
30/03/11
Heart of stone Pavement Portuguese on the Square Empire in Lisbon
Lisbon - PortugalPhotos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
28/03/11
Photo typical street of Oporto, on the river Douro. Traditional Portuguese pavement in the tram line
OPorto - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
03/03/11
Sousa Oliveira Square, one of the most renowned squares in Portuguese Pavement of Nazaré
Praça Sousa Oliveira, Nazaré - Portugal
The people of this land say that the Sousa Oliveira Plaza is the drawing room of Nazaréfor the tourists. From what remains of the old building, which has seen the do Sítio andthe landscape that has the sky and sea. It is one of the most renowned squares in Nazaré Portuguese Pavement, with designs in black stone and the center square of astar with the cardinal points in black and pink stone.
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
14/02/11
Portuguese Pavement
Portuguese Pavement was inherited from Roman culture and building technology, of which there are still countless examples in Portugal. It was the Romans who began to use stone as a material for their armies to defend their growing Empire, exploring a range of alternatives for its use in building and decorative applications.
Thus inherited, today it is an expression of Portuguese culture that is recognized and appreciated internationally as a successful trait of our culture that to a degree has spread around the whole world.
It has great technical and aesthetic potential, traditionally used for hundreds of years in pavements as it is ideal for use in areas where pedestrians circulate.
It is therefore the ideal pavement for those who are concerned with the environment as it is made with natural stone, an ecological product that is transformed by hand and which, after being applied, causes no problems for the environment as it is 100% natural. It has the advantage of being durable and aesthetically very attractive coupled with economic advantages due to the fact that it can be restored whenever necessary.
This a sector that is currently performing well in the modernization of application methods and also in enhancing the landscape in areas that have already been built-up, so as to reduce the impact on the environment to the minimum.
Portuguese Pavement (葡萄牙路面) has won over many fans over the last 15 years, besides gaining new customers and markets as new requirements arise, together with the appearance of large construction works at home and abroad.
Photos: Roc2c Blog
11/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) -Day 7 and 8
hexagon shaped stones
葡萄牙路面
white stone flower detail
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
08/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) -Day 5 and 6
work in execution
sidewalk complete
detail our work
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
04/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) -Day 4
葡萄牙路面
葡萄牙路面
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
03/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) -Day 3
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos e Video: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
02/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) - Day 3
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos e Video: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
01/02/11
Our Work - Casa dos Sonhos (Dream House) - Day 2
Nadadouro, Foz do Arelho - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
17/01/11
Detail of artistic design in Portuguese Pavement - various geometric shapes
葡萄牙路面
Lisbon - Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
14/01/11
Maternity Dr.Alfredo Costa, into the Portuguese Pavement in detail the numbers and letters in black stone
Rua Viriato, Lisbon - Portugal
The Maternity Lisbon was opened to the public on 5 December 1932, its name honorsDr.Alfredo Coast. Considered a great work in Lisbon, we can look at its main entrancea walk in Portuguese Pavement, with details in black stone.
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
10/01/11
Beach of Foz Arelho - walks by the sea and squares in Portuguese Pavement
Foz do Arelho - Portugal
The Beach of Foz Arelho, near the Lagoa de Óbidos is a place with an extensive sandy beach and calm waters of the Lagoa are a delight for children, on the other hand, thisbeach is also a popular spot for surfers. We can see along the waterfront of a beachwalk in Portuguese Pavement with a Square and a design worked with variousgeometric shapes in black and white stone.
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
07/01/11
Compass-Clock designed in Portuguese Pavement in the Sousa Oliveira Plaza in Nazaré
葡萄牙路面
葡萄牙路面
Sousa Oliveira Plaza in Nazaré
In one of the most famous squares of the town of Nazaré we can find an original drawingof a compass-clock Portuguese Pavement, stone white, black and pink. This drawing shows the cardinal points north and south, as some Roman numerals.
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c
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