OODA (Oporto Office for Design and Architecture) is a Portuguese architecture studio founded in 2010 by Diogo Brito, Rodrigo Vilas-Boas, and Francisco Lencastre. Based in Porto (with presence in Lisbon), the firm operates with a horizontally organized, collaborative structure and draws from diverse formal languages to adapt designs to context and program. Their work spans scales from single houses to institutional buildings, interior design, and urban projects.
OODA is known for engaging rigorously with site conditions, materiality, and spatial storytelling. Projects such as the Bond Tower in Tirana and the Oeiras House in Portugal reflect their approach: blending cultural identity, topographic response, and contemporary architectural expression.
LOCATION: Porto, Portugal
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Rising boldly above the Porto coastline, Miramar Tower by OODA redefines the relationship between vertical living and the sea. Set near Pasteleira Park, this striking 15-storey residential building balances sculptural form with functional clarity, offering panoramic views…
Located at the intersection of Dritan Hoxha Avenue in the western part of Tirana, Bond Tower stands as a 50-floor mixed-use development that reflects the city’s evolving urban life. The tower combines residential, commercial, office, and hotel…
The Ndarja building, located on Myslym Street in central Tirana, responds to the city’s evolving landscape with a multifunctional approach. Designed by OODA for residential, hospitality, offices, and commercial uses, it settles gracefully into a neighborhood where…
The Hoso tower, designed by OODA, is a striking new addition to the largest university campus in Porto, Portugal. Destined for student accommodation, this cylindrical structure fills an urban void created by the discontinuities of the inner…
