Faro
The Tours & More
Pires & Brito Tour on free mobile Tour App PocketSights
With this user-friendly free Mobile Tour Guide App from PocketSights you can experience this & more Self-Guided walking tours special for your Mobile Phone.
Just download the free PocketSights App on your Mobile Phone and start discovering this Self-Guided Pires & Brita tour with the Buildings from Architect Manuel Gomes da Costa (1921-2016) designed for Pires & Brito at Faro (Algarve), with the Mobile Phone in your hand.
MOMO in Faro
MOMO stands for Modernist Movement. As a candidate for the Portuguese Capital of Culture 2027, Faro wanted to present itself as the city of Modernist Architecture in Southern Europe. Faro has about 500 buildings with a unique modernist style that are highly adapted to the climate of the Algarve.
Unfortunately Faro was not "one of the last nominated candidates", but the result was a nice brochure with an overview of the influences of the Modern Movement in Faro from around 1925.
Video Modernist Weekend
Video with an impression about the Architectural Tour during the first Modernist Weekend on 11-12-13 November 2022 at Faro.
The mission is to celebrate and promote '50 architecture by encouraging preservation and knowledge through walking tours, open houses, networking, design and art shows.
The buildings and houses of interest are mostly built between the '50s and '70s.
08-09-10 Nov. 2024 a new Modernist Weekend is planned. For more information: www.themodernistweekend.com
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Map Architectural Tour
Faro
On this Map you find the locations and information about some interesting Modernist Architecture in Faro from the MOMA program. Enjoy the Tour (Eng).
Click here to get the map of the Tour
The Modernist Architecture Walking Tour
The Modernist Architecture Walking Tour (Made by The Modernist) can be followed by downloading the App.: PocketSights on your Mobile Phone
Download the free App here.
Video about Modernist Architecture & More - Praia/Ilha de Faro + Tour on three different apps
Including projects of the architect Manuel Gomes da Costa & António Vicente de Castro
