SustLand
2026
Work developed for the social media communication of an event organised by the Asociación Española de Paisajistas in collaboration with APAP (Portuguese Association of Landscape Architects).
SustLand
Book of the Land Use Planning and Landscape Conference
Book of the Land Use Planning and Landscape Conference
2026 – Book containing the proceedings of the JOT organised by APAP in 2025.
APAP 50 Years
APAP 50 Years
2026
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Portuguese Association of Landscape Architects, a commemorative seal and a micro visual identity system were developed to define and guide its application across different communication materials and events throughout 2026.
Other projects developed for APAP, here.
PortClean
PortClean
2013
Logo (brand image) designed for a professional cleaning services company based in London. The website was later developed and can be seen HERE.
Atlântico Sports and Cultural Group
Atlântico Sports and Cultural Group
2013
Project developed for a national competition promoted by Banco Português do Atlântico (now Millennium BCP), aiming to design the official logo for its sports group. The work was awarded first place ex aequo.
Camelo Coffee Louvered Light Sign
Camelo Coffee Louvered Light Sign
2025
Modular lightbox developed by TecniDelta (Portugal) for indoor and outdoor use in commercial spaces with Camelo Coffee.
Fully dismountable and designed in flat panels, with all elements CNC-cut, it allows for simple, efficient assembly without the need for adhesives, welding or complex mechanical fixing systems.
The system, based on interlocking slats, makes it possible to create any geometric or organic shape, such as triangles (SEE HERE), hexagons, squares or customised, more complex forms.
The modular structure can also be adapted to other equipment and supports, such as totems and windbreakers.
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This circular model was used on a different scale (larger, with a 1200 mm diameter) in the CAFÉ & FRUTAS project.
Delta Cafés Louvered Light Sign
Delta Cafés Louvered Light Sign
2025
Modular light sign developed by TecniDelta (Portugal) for indoor and outdoor application in commercial spaces featuring Delta Cafés branding.
Fully detachable and flat-packable, with all elements CNC-cut into flat panels, it allows for simple, efficient assembly without the need for gluing, welding, or complex mechanical fastening systems. The system, based on interlocking louvers, makes it possible to create any geometric or organic shape, such as circles (SEE HERE), hexagons, squares, or more complex custom forms.
The modular structure can also be adapted for use in other equipment and supports, such as totems and windbreak panels.
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #6
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #6
2018
Development of an accessory adapted to the MAYOR Q machine, designed to hold spoons and sugar.
This sixth concept emerged from a request by Repsol to Delta Cafés, with the aim of addressing a very specific need identified in the brand’s outlets (service stations).
More concepts available here:
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #5
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #5
2018
As part of TecniDelta’s project for the development of new espresso coffee machines (HORECA) for the MAYOR brand, I developed a set of concepts and proposals aimed at potential commercialisation.
This fifth concept broke away from convention, positioning itself as a formal experiment that followed a distinct direction, while remaining aligned with the premises identified in collaboration with clients.
The structural approach to the coffee machine was radically rethought — even as a purely experimental exercise — with the aim of exploring alternative paths, questioning both plausible possibilities and others seemingly unfeasible.
More concepts available here:
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #4
MAYOR Coffee Machines – CONCEPT #4
2018
As part of TecniDelta’s project for the development of new espresso coffee machines (HORECA) for the MAYOR brand, I developed a set of concepts and projects aimed at potential commercialisation.
This fourth concept broke away from convention, positioning itself as a formal experiment that followed a distinct direction, while remaining aligned with the premises identified in collaboration with clients.
New materials were also explored, adding an experimental dimension to the project.
More concepts available here:
