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Matadouro do Porto

Matadouro — Porto Cultural Center, a space requalified by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma in partnership with the Porto studio OODA, presents itself as a collaborative cultural ecosystem, built with and for the people, which will promote the creation and presentation of artistic and cultural projects and programs of significant community and civic value, contributing to social cohesion and sustainable development.

Chronicles of Eastern Porto

Stories that document and amplify this territory.

  • 013. Ceremony marking the start of construction of the Porto Municipal Slaughterhouse
  • 007. Exterior aspects of the Porto Municipal Slaughterhouse
  • 028. Freixo Marina #2
  • 014. Porto Municipal Slaughterhouse
  • 008. Porto City Council Newsletter
  • 011. Main facade of the Porto Municipal Slaughterhouse
  • 024. Porto Supply Market #1
  • 001. Prayer to Nossa Senhora de Campanhã
  • 023. Oliveira Vegetable Garden #3
  • 006. Corujeira Open-air Market

Location

In the eastern part of the city

Matadouro — Porto Cultural Center will be a collective space for gathering, sharing, and building together, while developing a wide-ranging program based on identity, heritage and creation, both indoors and outdoors, promoting intercultural and interdisciplinary dialogue at the local, national and international levels.


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