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Nova School of Business & Economics
Lisbon, Portugal
Portaro® solutions from the Education Range were selected for the recent Nova School of Business & Economics Campus project, which has received several prestigious awards including "Best Development of the Year".
The modern interior architecture, incorporate interior doors with side panels and other configuration options such as swinging doors and sliding doors.
A key attribute of the Vicaima Education Range are its high resistance finishes, suited for intensive use, including Dekordor Heavy Duty (HD); the finish chosen for this project. In addition Pastel grey and white tones enhanced the amplitude and luminosity of the spaces in this development, which is in perfect harmony with the surrounding environment.
Odalys Campus Porto Asprela
Porto, Portugal
Odalys Group, known for its expertise in the sector, has chosen Porto to launch its latest development, Odalys Campus Porto Asprela.
Panorâmico Nascente
Porto, Portugal
A broad range of Vicaima products for the housing market, including several Portaro® solutions, wardrobes and wall panels, was selected to equip the Panorâmico Nascente housing development, in Oporto
Pedralbes Vita Student University Residence
Barcelona, Spain
The Pedralbes Vita Student university accommodation chose Vicaima’s solutions to be fitted in all the rooms and common areas of the new development. Located in the city of Barcelona, close to some of the most prestigious business schools in Spain.
Povoação Fire Brigade
Azores, Portugal
Located on the island of São Miguel, in the Azores, the Povoação Fire Brigade assigned Vicaima to equip their new facilities.
Ronald McDonald House
Porto, Portugal
Internationally recognized in the door sector, Vicaima has just been associated, for the second time, to the Ronald McDonald Children’s Foundation (FIRM) to support the families of children doing hospital treatment in the Portuguese Institute of Oncology (IPO) and in the Oporto Hospital Centre.
