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Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Driveway in portuguese cobblestone Materials: Granito Cinzento Local: Alfragide, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Rides in sidewalk with exclusive designs Materials: Vidraço Beje, Pedra Rosa e Basálto Preto Local: Dwelling house in Alcobaça, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Work Roc2c: pavements exterior in sidewalk with a exclusive design in private Farm, Oeste Portugal

Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Rides and driveway in portuguese cobblestone Materials: Vidraço Beje and Basálto Preto Local: Santa Maria Lamas, Portugal Before After Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Stone Application

Stone Wall Materials: Vidraço Beje Local: Turquel, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone and Stone Application

Stone wall and entry into portuguese cobblestone Materials: Vidraço Beje Local: Benedita, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Sidewalk in the area surrounding the pool Materials: Vidraço Beje Local: Peniche, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Entrance to garage in custom sidewalk Materials: Vidraço Beje, Pedra Rosa, Basálto Preto, Granito Cinzento  Local: Ribafria, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Team Work Roc2c - Portuguese Cobblestone

Sidewalk inside the terrace house Materials: Vidraço Beje and Granito Rosa Local: Trás do Outeiro, Portugal Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

Art at your feet: lisbon’s 10 most beautiful pavements

It’s inspired by Roman mosaics, but the traditional   Portuguese cobblestone pavement   developed in Lisbon during the city’s post-1755-earthquake   reconstruction. It all started with Rossio Square’s wave-like patterns and soon spread all over the capital, to other cities in Portugal, to Brazil, Macau and other colonies. Here are ten of the most outstanding examples in Lisbon today. 1| RUA DA VITÓRIA In 2006 Lisbon decided to honor the dedicated craftsmen who’ve paved the city by hand throughout time. A bronze monument with two life-size figures was placed downtown on Rua da Vitória, showing the men at work on a pavement of the ship of St. Vincent accompanied by ravens which are the emblems of the city of Lisbon. 2| ROSSIO This is where it all started,   Rossio Square, given the wave patterns in 1849. 3| AVENIDA DA LIBERDADE It’s on   Avenida da Liberdade   that we now find the most beautiful examples of this art form, fromRestaurad