Execution of Architectural Design Project for various support spaces for the visit to the National Palace of Pena

This tender concerns the execution of an architectural design project for various support spaces intended to enhance the visitor experience at the National Palace of Pena. The project aims to develop architectural plans and designs for facilities that will improve visitor services, comfort, and accessibility within the palace grounds. These spaces could include areas such as information points, rest areas, restrooms, retail spaces, or exhibition areas, all designed to complement the historical and cultural significance of the Palace. The scope of work will involve architectural design, potentially including structural, electrical, and plumbing considerations, as well as obtaining necessary permits and approvals. Bidders are expected to be architectural firms or design consultancies with demonstrated expertise in heritage site projects and visitor experience design. The tender will outline requirements for design concepts, technical drawings, material specifications, compliance with heritage conservation guidelines, and project timelines. Evaluation criteria will likely focus on the quality and creativity of the design proposals, the firm's experience with similar projects, technical competence, and the proposed budget. The goal is to create functional and aesthetically appropriate spaces that enrich the visitor journey while respecting the integrity of the National Palace of Pena.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, construction and civil works and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Architectural Design and Biodiversity. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 65,000.

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