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Pedro Matos Gameiro
Pedro Matos Gameiro: an architectural practice based in Lisboa, Portugal. Explore credited works and public business contact routes.
Directory record
Pedro Matos Gameiro is identified as an architectural practice in Divisare’s edited architecture collection. Its source-linked work includes IGREJA E CENTRO PAROQUIAL DO BAIRRO DE SÃO JOSÉ DA BOAVISTA; Students Residence and Winery, Santa Maria do Mar Monastery; Grândola´s Library and Municipal Archive. These references connect the practice to published architecture, rather than treating the size of an office or the number of images as a design-quality score. Follow each original record for complete authorship, photographs and project status; GAD does not infer an unprovided completion date or sole design responsibility.
Why this practice is in the selection
- Divisare identifies Pedro Matos Gameiro as an architectural practice and publishes its work, including IGREJA E CENTRO PAROQUIAL DO BAIRRO DE SÃO JOSÉ DA BOAVISTA. Source 2026-10-03
Editorial selection based on documented contributions; this is not an objective global quality rank or a paid placement. Global 1000 project & selection method
Contact the practice
Public business routes published by the practice or credited professional source. GAD does not represent this practice.
- Public business contact+351 218124761Source · Checked 2026-10-03
Representative works · source references
Read the original project record for photographs, credits and full details. These references are separate from GAD’s project studies.
- IGREJA E CENTRO PAROQUIAL DO BAIRRO DE SÃO JOSÉ DA BOAVISTA Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03
- Students Residence and Winery, Santa Maria do Mar Monastery Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03
- Grândola´s Library and Municipal Archive Listed as a work of this architectural practice in Divisare; full credits at sourceAttribution source · 2026-10-03