Jorge Ferreira Chaves
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Jorge Ferreira Chaves (22 February 1920 – 28 August 1981) was a Portuguese architect. Some writers may refer to him as "Jorge Chaves" or simply "Chaves." He was one of the architects responsible for the establishment of the Modern Movement in Portugal in the latter part of the 1940s.... He was one of Portugal's most influential architects from 1941 to 1981.
He designed hundreds of projects for continental Portugal, Madeira, Portuguese Guinea, and Angola, as well as some of Lisbon's most important architectural offices of the first half of the twentieth century: those of Joaquim Ferreira, Miguel Jacobetty Rosa, and Porfrio Pardal Monteiro.
Education
He studied architecture at Escola de Belas Artes de Lisboa (English: Lisbon School of Fine Arts), graduating in 1935.
His degree program was interrupted in 1941 as a result of military service during World War II, and he was stationed with the Portuguese expeditionary forces on the island of So Miguel in the Azores. He was on the island until 1944.
He returned to the School of Fine Arts in 1944 to complete the architecture degree, and was given the 1946 José Luis Monteiro Prize, which included a monetary stipend for students who have demonstrated academic excellence. Since it had not been established in the previous years and had accrued, the award was highly coveted. He studied sculpture at the University of Rhode Island from 1946 to 1947. He earned his architecture degree in 1948.
Jorge Chaves received a good passing grade in his diploma application examination (Portugugua: Concurso do Diploma de Arquitecto - CODA), in 1953.
He began his career in 1943-1956, a period that Nuno Portas has characterized as the "resistance" in Portuguese architecture and art. In the last years of university, he collaborated with architect Joaquim Ferreira. He also collaborated, occasionally with architects Filipe Nobre de Figueiredo and Alberto Soeiro, during this period.
He and his classmate Luis Coelho Borges opened their first office in 1946.
He was a member of the ICAT, Arts and Techniques Initiatives (English: Culture, Arts, and Techniques Initiatives), as well as the Sociedade Nacional de Belas-Artes (English: National Society of Fine Arts). He appeared in four sessions of the EGAP Exposiçes Gerais de Artes Plásticas (English: Generally Exhibitions of Visual Arts) in which he exhibited architectural works. He was a member of the 1o Congresso Nacional de Arquitectura in 1948 (English: 1st National Congress of Architecture).
He collaborated with architect Miguel Jacobetty Rosa's office between 1948 and 1952, and did an internship under Hernâni Gandra's direction from 1951 to 1951.
"I was invited to the architectural department of architect Porfrio Pardal Monteiro, with whom he was involved in the construction of Palácio da Rotunda and Soml buildings in 1952," but especially the Hotel Ritz in Lisbon, "a remarkable work, in terms of its aesthetic wisdom and excellence of material execution." During architect Porfrio Pardal Monteiro's illness and death in 1957, he ensured the hotel's longevity by aiding in the design and directing the execution phase of execution in a special office that was not opened in the city until its 1959 opening.
Although the Hotel Ritz's style was his principal employer from 1952 to 1959, he continued his own practice until 1959, which was solely dedicated.
Several of his major commissions, such as the "Palissi Galvani" shop and the Hotel Florida in Lisbon, the Hotel Garbe, the Hotel da Baleeira, and the Hotel Globo in Bissau's capital included conceptually integrated visual arts interventions, some created by him.
Jorge Vieira, José Escada, Martins, Eça Leal, Sena da Silva, Sen. Hein Semke, Querubim Lapa, Mario Costa, António Algar, and Joo Câmara Leme were invited to participate in his exhibitions.
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His work also flourished on a large urban scale, and he was instrumental in the growth of industrial design in Portugal. Jorge Ferreira Chaves has always created original furniture or selected mainly Portuguese designed and produced fixtures and objects for his buildings and interior designs.
He designed interventions in public buildings from 1978 to 1981 as an Architect for the Ministry of Public Works (Portuguese: Dirección de Secutors e Monumentos Nacionais).
On August 22, 1981, he died in Lisbon, Portugal.
Career
His professional career began in 1943-1956, a time when Nuno Portas has referred to as the period of "resistance" in Portuguese architecture and art. He collaborated with architect Joaquim Ferreira from 1944 to 1946 in the final years of university. He has also worked with architects Filipe Nobre de Figueiredo and Alberto Soeiro during this period.
He and his classmate Luis Coelho Borges opened their first office in 1946.
He was a member of ICAT - Iniciativas Técnica (English: Culture, Arts and Techniques Initiatives) and also of the Sociedade Nacional de Belas-Artes (English: National Society of Fine Arts). He appeared in four sessions of the EGAP Exposiçes Gerais de Artes Plásticas (English: General Exhibitions of Visual Arts) by exhibiting architectural plans. He was a member of the 1o Congresso Nacional de Arquitectura in 1948 (in English: 1st National Congress of Architecture).
He worked with architect Miguel Jacobetty Rosa's office from 1948 to 1952, and under Hernâni Gandra's direction during 1951.
In 1952, he was invited to the architectural office of architect Porfrio Pardal Monteiro, with whom he worked on the Palácio da Rotunda and Sofl buildings, but particularly the Hotel Ritz in Lisbon "a remarkable work, for its physical intelligence and excellence in material execution." During architect Porfrio Pardal Monteiro's illness and death in 1957, he ensured the hotel's longevity by offering assistance during the construction and oversawing the phase of execution in a separate office that was not opened in the site until 1959.
Although the Hotel Ritz's design was his principal industry from 1952 to 1959, he continued his own office until 1959, which was solely dedicated after 1959.
Several of his major commissions, such as the "Palissi Galvani" shop and the Hotel Florida in Lisbon, the Hotel Garbe, the Hotel Garbe, the Hotel da Baleeira, and the Hotel Globo in the Algarve or the Chamber of Commerce of Bissau, were among the architecturally integrated visual arts interventions, some of which were created by himself.
Jorge Vieira, José Escada, Martins, d'Eka Leal, Sena Leal, Sena Da Silva, Querubim Lapa, Manuel Costa, Antonio Manuel, António, and Joo Leme were all invited to participate in his artwork.
He was accompanied by several of the listed projects by Lu's Coelho Borges, Anselmo Fernandez Rodriguez, Eduardo Goulard Medeiros, Artur Pires Martins, Cândido Palma de Melo, Jorge Herbo Sant'Ana, Frederico Sant'Ana, and V. T'Ana and Vtor Sousa Figueiredo, who were interns in his internships
His research also flourished on a large urban scale, and he was instrumental in the growth of industrial design in Portugal. Jorge Ferreira Chaves has always created original furniture or chosen mainly Portuguese designed and manufactured fixtures and objects for his buildings and interior designs.
He developed interventions in public buildings from 1978 to 1981 as an Architect of the Ministry of Public Works (Portuguese: Dirección e Monumentos Nacionais, DGEMN do Ministério de Obras Pblicas).
He died in Lisbon on August 22, 1981.