Artéria is an independent architectural studio founded in 2011 by Ana Jara, Lucinda Correia and Sara Goulart, which aims to conceive, develop and promote urban rehabilitation projects. In 2014 integrates the portuguese representation at the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale, in 2015 is nominated for the International Architecture Prize of the Iakov Chernikhov Foundation, and in 2017 is nominated for "Best Atelier of Architecture" by Construir Magazine.

#Social and Urban Engagement
Artéria believes in action research methodologies, within a transdisciplinary framework, to create urban intervention projects that integrate communities.

#Research & Curatorial
Artéria develops critical research projects, crossing architecture with other artistic fields, in collaboration with public and private organizations, artists and other professionals.

#Education for Space and Architecture
Artéria defends the importance of education for space and architecture, by building site-specific educational programmes to develop spatial reading, representation skills and abstraction capabilities.



#Housing – Equipments
Artéria responds to problems and needs with unique projects, understanding restrictions and procedural constraints as fundamental factors for an effective design.

#CCA c/o Lisboa
Artéria hosts CCA c/o Lisboa as the the first of a series of worldwide, temporary initiatives carried out by the CCA, which are locally anchored and seek to define new thematic explorations and broaden collaborations responding to different contexts.