Portugal

Portugal’s architecture speaks through tactility, light, and memory. Explore all published projects from Portugal on HomeWorldDesign, from urban apartments to coastal homes.

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Casa da Encosta / Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto

Casa da Encosta by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto is a serene architectural composition that opens generously onto two green expanses—the natural landscape and a courtyard garden—creating a continuous dialogue between interior and exterior.

Casa Miramar / Silverline Architecture Atelier

Casa Miramar / Silverline Architecture Atelier

Casa Miramar by Silverline Architecture Atelier stands as a refined example of contemporary residential design that harmonizes with its natural topography. Located on a sloping site with a three-meter difference between street and midpoint levels, the project…

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Miramar Tower / OODA Architecture

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…

Gaia River Douro Duplex / Sabrab Architecture

Gaia River Douro Duplex / Sabrab Architecture

Gaia River Douro Duplex by Sabrab Architecture is a refined apartment located directly on the banks of the Douro River in Porto, Portugal. Set within a historic riverside building, the 150 m² duplex demonstrates how tradition and…

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Preservation of the Pombaline Heritage

In the heart of Lisbon, the project “Preservation of the Pombaline Heritage” by Fragmentos Arquitectura offers a delicate and rigorous rehabilitation of a historic multi-family building. With roots in the Pombaline era—a style defined by its rational…

House in Comporta - A calm retreat

House in Comporta / Sabrab Architecture

Set amid Comporta’s golden dunes, umbrella pines, and centuries-old cork oaks, this L-shaped retreat by Sabrab Architecture transforms a pristine plot into a contemporary ‘quinta’—a home that both honors and inhabits its landscape.

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