House in Muda / Vasco Lima Mayer
Muda’s House is a family holiday home designed to be a meeting place for grandparents, parents and grandchildren
Muda’s House is a family holiday home designed to be a meeting place for grandparents, parents and grandchildren
Located in one of the main arteries of the city of Lisbon, Avenida Almirante Reis, the Apartment is an integral part of a building built in the 40s of the 19th century.
The texture and cream color of the facade make the building integrated in the rural environment. Although there is concrete inside, the balance achieved by the M2senos atelier with wood makes it welcoming.
Architect Ricardo Azevedo designed a glass house reminiscent of a precious jewelry box, using transparency to relate the interior and exterior, allowing nature to become part of the daily experience.
RiscoWhite House appears to us as a striped white concrete block, torn silently, that extends along the lowest platform where the volumes gravitate in the serenity of the place, in a game of two heights that enjoys its immense landscape.
The interior has a serene atmosphere and is characterized by spacious and bright spaces. All the choices made respect the minimalist identity of the project, with sober materials and soft tones (beige walls, white slabs, glass, wood and zinc).
Monte da Caliça House is one of the most innovating projects we have had the pleasure of working on. The design and approvals process took exactly one year, and the construction of the house itself, despite its remote location took also only one year.
On a sunny hillside overlooking the bay Lagos, in Portugal, Casa Libre faces inwards, towards the privacy of its patio, but is also open to the south, where the view becomes lost in the immense sea.