Januário Godinho (1910–1990) was a Portuguese architect who, together with João Andresen, designed the Palace of Justice of Lisbon — a Brutalist civic building whose monumental concrete forms express the weight and authority of the judicial institution. Godinho was a key figure in Portuguese architecture's transition from academic classicism to modernism.
Januário Godinho
Architecture at a Glance
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Notable Works
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Palace of Justice of Lisbon
Lisbon
Brutalist
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- The guide features 1 building by Januário Godinho across 1 city in 1 country.
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- Buildings by Januário Godinho can be found in Lisbon (1).
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- Januário Godinho's work spans Brutalist.
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