EDP Headquarters and the Urban Transformation of Lisbon: Interview with Manuel Aires Mateus

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No País dos Arquitectos is a podcast created by Sara Nunes, who also runs the architectural film production company Building Pictures. The podcast aims to introduce the professionals, projects, and stories behind leading contemporary Portuguese architecture. With just over 10 million inhabitants, Portugal is a fascinating country when it comes to this professional field, and its architectural output far exceeds what its small population or territorial scale might suggest.

In this week's episode, which closes the second season of interviews, Sara talks with architect Manuel Aires Mateus about his design for the EDP Headquarters in Lisbon. Listen to the interview and read the transcript of the conversation below:

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Cite: Romullo Baratto. "EDP Headquarters and the Urban Transformation of Lisbon: Interview with Manuel Aires Mateus" [Sede da EDP e a transformação urbana de Lisboa: entrevista com Manuel Aires Mateus] 07 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1132045/edp-headquarters-and-the-urban-transformation-of-lisbon-interview-with-manuel-aires-mateus> ISSN 0719-8884

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