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The kitchen of the National Palace of Sintra, the oldest palace in Portugal, dating back to the Middle Ages. King João I had the enormous kitchen built with the capacity to serve hundreds of people. Its two conical chimneys, 33 meters tall, have become an icon of Sintra. On display are 19th-century kitchenware, an 18th-century hot plate, roasting spits, and a Martaban jar from the Ming dynasty. Above the archway is the coat of arms of Queen Maria Pia, the last queen to live in the Palace. The Mexico City kitchen of Rodman Primack and Rudy Weissenberg, 2019, designed by the duo's company AGO Projects. A Manhattan kitchen built like the prow of a ship with portholes, designed by Rafael de Cardenas in 2015. Jamie Wyeth's kitchen off the coast of New England. NATIONAL PALACE OF SINTRA RODMAN PRIMACK AND RUDY WEISSENBERG RAFAEL DE CARDENAS JAMIE WYETH FROM THE BOOK AD AT 100: A CENTURY OF STYLE, ABRAMS, 2019 FROM THE BOOK AD AT 100: A CENTURY OF STYLE, ABRAMS, 2019. PHOTO STEPHEN KENT JOHNSON. FROM THE BOOK CABANA ANTHOLOGY: ANNIVERSARY EDITION, VENDOME, 2024. PHOTO ARI KELLERMAN. JOSE MARQUES SILVA (Continued)