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The MACAM atrium seen from above, from the piano nobile: the café tables on the timber floor, the bar at the right, and the stone arc of the opening sweeping across the frame.

MACAM, Lisboa

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Dining rooms and cafés, where light has to serve the food, the face of the person across the table, and the bill at the end of the night.

MACAM, restaurant and the àcapela bar

The restaurant dining room, the coffered ceiling lit pink over the laid tables, the counter at the far end and the glazed facade to the left. — Restaurant, coffered ceiling

The museum cafeteria, the counter shelving lit from within, the blue wall beyond and terracotta chairs on the timber floor. — Museum cafeteria

The palace church facade at night, grazed from below, the quoins, the pediment and the door surrounds drawn in light against the deep blue sky. — The àcapela facade

The chapel dome seen straight up, its coffers rising to the lantern and painted angels ringing the light. — The àcapela dome

The àcapela bar from the piano nobile, Trinity — the installation by the Spanish artist Carlos Aires — burning red in the chancel arch, and the painted dome above. — The àcapela — Trinity, by Carlos Aires

The àcapela bar counter under the chancel arch, the pilasters and the vault washed from below and, beyond it, Carlos Aires's black and gold panel above the bottle shelf. — The àcapela bar, the counter