Luís Rebelo de Andrade graduated with distinction in 1986 in the architectural course at the Faculdade de Belas Artes de Lisboa, while working and developing major projects with Intergaup, a national and internationally awarded Portuguese architectural practice.
In 1988 he opens his own company and starts developing the project for the English Embassy in Lisbon, and the Casa do Artista, a public building for retiring artists, which earns him an important role in the Portuguese architectural panorama.
During his career, he earns several awards for his achievements in architecture and design, among which are the most innovative Portuguese project in 2007 and the best rehabilitation project in the city of Beja, Portugal.
The Aquapura Douro Hotel&Spa was considered the best hotel in Portugal in 2008, and one of the 100 best hotels in the world, by several national and international publications.
He emphasizes sustainable building and site development as fundamental to the innovative and imaginative design.
Is currently working, among other relevant projects, on a 1000 hectares master plan for a new city in Montenegro, near the Adriatic Sea, that involves a key responsibility on the sustainability scene, being considered by the Montenegro government a priority and pioneering projects.
