Cinema Europa

Cinema Europa (also known as Cine Europa) was a prominent cinema located in the Campo de Ourique neighbourhood of Lisbon, Portugal. It opened in the 1930s and was designed by architect Raúl Martins. The building was altered in 1958 according to a project by architect Antero Ferreira, and its façade featured a high-relief sculpture by sculptor Euclid Vaz. It is included in the Inventory of Modern Architecture of the Portuguese Institute of Architectural Heritage (IPPAR, now IGESPAR). The cinema operated until 1981 and was demolished in 2010. As a former cinema, it represents a significant piece of Lisbon's architectural and cultural heritage.

Cinema Europa opened in the 1930s in the Campo de Ourique neighbourhood of Lisbon, Portugal. It was designed by architect Raúl Martins. In 1958, the building was altered according to a project by architect Antero Ferreira. Its façade included a high-relief sculpture by sculptor Euclid Vaz. The cinema operated until 1981, after which it ceased operations. It was demolished in 2010. The building is listed in the Inventory of Modern Architecture of the Portuguese Institute of Architectural Heritage (IPPAR, now IGESPAR).

• Cinema Europa opened in the 1930s in Lisbon, Portugal.

• The building was altered according to a project by architect Antero Ferreira in 1958.

• The cinema ceased operations in 1981.

• The building was demolished in 2010.

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2. 2Cine Europa - Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org