Overlooking the Tagus, the Lisbon Cruise Terminal by João Luís Carrilho da Graça is a monumental urban gateway to the city. Across some 30,000 m², the intervention with Diasen cork bio-mortars delivers outstanding comfort and sustainability for the entire structure.
The thermal insulation of the car parks is entrusted to Diathonite Evolution, perfected by the Argacem HP and Argacem Ultrafine levelling coats and the Acrilid Protect Coating protection to match the smooth aesthetic envisioned by the designer.
In the passenger areas and plant rooms, Diathonite Acoustix+ corrects acoustic reverberation, while Diathonite Deumix+ bio-mortar – applied at 3 to 5 cm thickness – counteracts rising damp in the basement levels, shielding the structure from the saline environment.
