He died the architect Vicente Bravo, author of the Museum of Offers on the Transfer of Sovereignty

The architect Vicente Bravo, author of the work left in Macau, died Saturday morning in Lisbon, the architect Maria Jose de Freitas advanced to FINAL POINT. Born in Luanda in 1946, where his father was a military engineer, Bravo moved to Lisbon at the age of six, exchanging the Portuguese capital for Macao in the year 1980. He remained there for several decades , being the museum of offers on the transfer of sovereignty of Macao and the temporary flag for the transfer of Macao sovereignty from Portugal to China

In this newspaper, Maria Jose de Freitas, who learned of the death of Vicente Bravo by a mutual friend, confirmed at the end point that the architect died at the hospital in Santa Maria, Lisbon, as a result of a stroke. "Vicente had heart problems and could not bear the last blow." His work for the Chinese-inspired sovereignty transfer pavilion was remarkable, "recalls the architect." Next, the Museum of Transfer was also interesting and already permanent, a place of celebration where the Sinic plates exhibition is now. "

In an interview with FINAL POINT in 2009, Vicente Bravo criticized the Administration responsible for the initial plan for Cotai, accusing him of having been "caught" in the process. "The administration, which was taken in the process, is partly to blame for this absurdity, which is also due to the brutality of this game money, vile and low, not because it comes from the game, but because of investors. The violence of this vile money is brutal because ignorance is huge, arrogant and intolerant, "said the architect of the time

The architectural style installed at Cotai also deserved the repudiation of Vicente Bravo, in the same interview. "For me, it's a subculture, a misunderstanding of what this culture really is. This taste, this kitsch, these miserable counterfeits are essentially American. The architecture is funny because it houses the emerging culture of America, made by people willing to copy anything from Europe because they could not never go there. " C.V.N.