Duarte Caldas . Architecture Design is a Lisbon-based studio established in 2014, focused on architecture, interiors, furniture and light design.

The practice strives to highlight the inherent qualities of each space by enhancing them with unique, custom-made solutions. Technically, economically and culturally aware, our projects range from bespoke furniture or site-specific installations to residential, commercial and hospitality spaces.

Duarte Caldas
Lisbon – Portugal, 1984
Master in Architecture from Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, DA/UAL, 2009.
Member of the Portuguese Architectural Association, OA, 2011.
Collaborated with: José Adrião Arquitectos, 2008, Lisbon, PT; Thomas Kroger Architects 2010-2012, Berlin, DE; Gonzalez Hasse AAS, 2013, Berlin, DE.
Guest Critic at Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, DA/UAL, 2017/ 2019; Guest Lecturer at Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa, 2018.
Founder and Lead Architect at DC.AD since 2014.
Catarina Mascarenhas
Lisbon – Portugal, 1990
Master in Architecture from Faculdade de Arquitectura, Universidade de Lisboa, 2014.
Teaching assistant at Faculdade de Arquitectura, Universidade de Lisboa, 2014 - 2015.
Member of the Portuguese Architectural Association, OA, 2016.
Collaborated with: Tomás Azevedo Neves Arquitectos, 2015 - 2017, Lisbon, PT.
Architect and Project Manager at DC.AD since 2017.
Mariana Marques
Lisbon – Portugal, 1993
Master in Architecture from Faculdade de Arquitectura, Universidade de Lisboa, 2017.
Collaborated with: Atelier Nini Andrade Silva, 2018 - 2019, Lisbon, PT.
Member of the Portuguese Architectural Association, OA, 2020.
Architect at DC.AD since 2019.
Riccardo Mattioli
Spoleto – Italy, 1995
Master in Architecture for the Sustainability Design, Polytechnic of Turin, 2021.
Collaborated with: Errante Architetture, 2017, Turin, IT; Lamatilde, 2018, Turin, IT; António Costa Lima Arquitectos, 2020, Lisbon, PT.
Architect at DC.AD since 2021.
Past Colaborators: Jakub Tomášek(CZ); Rita Negrão (PT); Rossita Palladino (IT); Sebastian Sticzay (CZ); Maria Inês Graça (PT); Martin Želiar (SVK); Marta Krzysztofowicz (PL); Madalena Fezas Vital (PT); Carolina Fernandes Da Silva (PT); João Pedro Cavaco (PT)