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Cadernos do Arquivo Municipal

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Abstract

PEREIRA, Paulo Alexandre Alves Barroso Manta. The House Max Abecassis (1925-1932): A modern possibility of continuity in domestic architecture of Raul Lino. Cadernos do Arquivo Municipal [online]. 2016, vol.ser2, n.6, pp.19-45. ISSN 2183-3176.

In the final third of eight hundred, Isaac Conquy Abecassis (1840-1902), his wife Helena Nathan Bem Saúde (1852-1933) and his father, Fortunato (1799-1877), the first Abecassises born in Tangier to settle in Portugal, landed in Lisbon, coming from Ponta Delgada, in the aftermath of the orange export crisis. The metropolis coeval was developing then towards North according outline of ponts et Chaussées engineer Frederico Ressano Garcia (1847-1911), conceived on the phlegm of Parisian flanne. The bourgeois ingenuity of the third generation of Abecassis in Portugal was serving well the progressive impetus that wanted to free us of secularism, in Lisbon of the first half of the twentieth century. In that context of oblivion, the house that architect Raul Lino (1879-1974) has designed to Max Bensaúde Abecassis (1881-1969) at rua Castilho, 24, between 1925 and 1932, is (was), pertinacious synthesis of a modern possibility in continuity with tradition.

Keywords : Raul Lino; Architecture; House; Modernity; Continuity.

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