Casa de carvão
Capsules
Estudios
Paraíso
Quinta do Fojo
Montebelo
Passeio Alegre
Esta-se bem
Quinta da Marcela
Seixas
Freitas
Quinta das Antas
Educational
2026 – Lecture at Universidade do Minho – Building with hemp
2025 – Workshop II – Vilnius Botanical Garden Greenhouse
2024 – Workshop I – Vilnius Botanical Garden Greenhouse
2024- Lecture Spatial Adventures, Vilnius Academy of Arts
2024- UTAD Jornadas de Sustentabilidade
2024 – IPO Talks
2023 – Electro Culture, Workshop at Fundão, Fertile Futures
2023- Build Up Conference – Sustainable Building
2023- Archisummit Lisbon
2023- Open House Europe Annual Summit
2023- Lecture at FAUP
2023 -Lecture at Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa
2023- Lecture at Universidade do Minho
2023 – Podcast No Mundo dos Arquitetos
2023 – Circular Economy Meeting, Ilha da terceira, Açores
2022 – Conference at Porta 33, Porto Santo
2022 – Conference at Ordem dos Arquitetos, Concreta
2022 – Lecture at Universidade da Beira Interior
2021 – Júri at Prémio Sustentabilidade e Inovação
2021 – Fundação Côa Parque
2020 – Lecture at Oslo School of Architecture
2018 – Conference, Prática Ensino Arquitetura, Casa da Arquitetura
About
Pedrêz is an eclectic architecture practice. The studio develops continuous research on efficient use of resources and is known for developing their own artifacts to fabricate materials and low impact building solutions, all based on natural and renewable resources, in which hemp, wood, wool, waxes, seed oils and earth take a prominent place.
Promoting sustainable architecture ever since its outset, Pedrêz has its own building team of artists and craftsman which allows for specific building
solutions custom tailored to each project. The studio is named after an indigenous Portuguese chicken, on account of the breed’s important role in circular self-sufficient housing units.
Pedrêz research process is featured in a broad range of exhibitions and lectures. Recently Pedrêz exhibited his work in “Generation Próxima” at the New York Center for Architecture, was part of the Portuguese representation in the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale and was selected to exhibit in “What is missing. 50 years of Portuguese architecture in democracy” at the Portuguese Center for Architecture.
Contacts
Exhibitions
2026 – Habitar Portugal 1974-2024
2024 – O que faz falta, os últimos 50 anos da Arquitetura Portuguesa
2023 – La Biennale di Venezia, 18th International Architecture Exhibition, Fertile Futures
2023 – Generation Proxima, New York
2023 – Fertiles Futures, Trienal Arquitetura Lisboa
2020 – Istanbul Design Bienal, Germinator
2019 – Centro de Arte José Guimarães
2019 – Objetos impossíveis
About
Pedrêz is an eclectic architecture practice. The studio develops continuous research on efficient use of resources and is known for developing their own artifacts to fabricate materials and low impact building solutions, all based on natural and renewable resources, in which hemp, wood, wool, waxes, seed oils and earth take a prominent place.
Promoting sustainable architecture ever since its outset, Pedrêz has its own building team of artists and craftsman which allows for specific building
solutions custom tailored to each project. The studio is named after an indigenous Portuguese chicken, on account of the breed’s important role in circular self-sufficient housing units.
Pedrêz research process is featured in a broad range of exhibitions and lectures. Recently Pedrêz exhibited his work in “Generation Próxima” at the New York Center for Architecture, was part of the Portuguese representation in the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale and was selected to exhibit in “What is missing. 50 years of Portuguese architecture in democracy” at the Portuguese Center for Architecture.
Contacts
Exhibitions
2026 – Habitar Portugal 1974-2024
2024 – O que faz falta, os últimos 50 anos da Arquitetura Portuguesa
2023 – La Biennale di Venezia, 18th International Architecture Exhibition, Fertile Futures
2023 – Generation Proxima, New York
2023 – Fertiles Futures, Trienal Arquitetura Lisboa
2020 – Istanbul Design Bienal, Germinator
2019 – Centro de Arte José Guimarães
2019 – Objetos impossíveis