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Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian (CAM)

CAM occupies a building redesigned by Kengo Kuma, with a project bringing its art spaces into closer contact with the garden.

Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian (CAM)
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CAM forms part of the Gulbenkian complex in Avenidas Novas. Kengo Kuma redesigned Leslie Martin’s original building, inaugurated in 1983, working with landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic. A canopy clad in white tiles draws on the Japanese engawa concept, creating a transition towards the garden.

It is in the Avenidas Novas neighbourhood. If you have time, Jardim Gulbenkian is 0 minutes on foot. On a rainy day, swap for Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, the closest indoor option. The nearest metro station is São Sebastião, about 300 m away; see how to use the metro.

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