S. Torcato Sanctuary
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Description
This case study is the project of Luís Inácio Barros Lima (Guimarães 1764 - 1844) for the new sanctuary of São Torcato. This is located in the village of São Torcato in Guimarães and, began to be built in 1825, having elapsed almost two centuries and numerous architects until its conclusion. (Cardoso, A., 1992, Puliga, M., 2014) The construction was started by the Main Chapel, which was completed in 1855. Following its conclusion, the construction of this proposal extended until 1866 when, at the request of Cesário Augusto Pinto, an international public competition (Marques, J.L. 2023) was held. Of which Ludwig Bohnstedt was the winner. This proposal, however, was conditioned from the beginning, since the foundations of the sanctuary were already laid. (Anacleto, M.R.D.B.T., 1992, Oliveira, A.J.d. [et al.], 2023) Given the above, for the realization of this dissertation, unfortunately, not all the drawn pieces exist, namely, the Floor Plan and the exterior facades, both the main and the side. However, they are still in the possession of the brotherhood, the watercolored transversal and longitudinal sections that allow to understand the volumetry of the sanctuary.
Classification
Identifiers | Category | Type | Condition | Origin Period |
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Wikidata: Q10368317 | Single Built Work | Sanctuary | Never-realised | Not specified |
Creation
Year | Time Frame | Creator | Creator ID |
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1825 | 2nd quarter of the XIX century | Luís Inácio Barros Lima | - |
Location
Address | Coordinates | City ID |
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R. Arquitecto Cesário A. Pinto 73, 4800-863 São Torcato, Portugal | 41° 28' 54" N , 8° 15' 31" W |
Available sources
Creation Date | Type | Title | Holder | Author |
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1820 | Conceptual design | Conceptual design of S. Torcato Sanctuary by Luís Inácio Barros Lima | Irmandade de São Torcato | Luís Inácio Barros Lima |
Digital Reconstructions
Prefix | Covered Time Frame | Dataset License | Authors |
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ST1825 | 1825-1866 | Attribution (CC-BY) | Afonso Silva |