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BessaHotel Baixa
Porto, Portugal
Marked in its genesis by the modern design and vintage decorative details, the BessaHotel Baixa, signed by designer, Nini Andrade Silva, integrates customised solutions, including Portaro® Inverse, whose contemporary configuration enables the door to be faced with the frame or with full wall-width panels.
Bessa Hotel Liberdade
Lisbon, Portugal
Located in the heart of Lisbon, the Hotel Bessa Liberdade boasts a combination of vintage and contemporary décor. The blending of white lacquer and natural walnut veneer enhances the sophisticated design ambience of the entire project, featuring the Portaro® Inverse EI30 AC42dB solution in the room entrances. This solution consists of a 30-minute fire door with acoustic isolation up to 42dB, enabling the door to be faced with the wall panels, thus creating a continuous and elegant effect.
Barceló Funchal Oldtown
Funchal, Portugal
Barceló Funchal Oldtown is the group’s new five-star unit in the region and features Vicaima solutions in the bedrooms and common areas.
Bairro Alto Hotel
Lisbon, Portugal
Emblematic of its historical past and a contemporary future, this five-star boutique hotel, designed by renowned architect Eduardo Souto Moura, has selected Vicaima doors to reflect the original and luxurious décor of the interiors.
Aurios
Porto, Portugal
The Aurios project stands out for its unique concept, where time is the key element in the residential experience, combining exceptional design with state-of-the-art functionalities. The selection of interior door solutions by Vicaima reflects their constant pursuit of quality and security.
Anantara Vilamoura Algarve Resort
Algarve, Portugal
The 280 rooms of this Luxury hotel, integrate Vicaima’s 30 minute fire resistant Portaro ® with acoustic isolation, and the access areas, the 60 minute fire resistant Portaro ®. The refinement of sucupira and the natural nobility of the oak, were the tones selected for the interiors.
