Palheiro House / Pedro Henrique Arquiteto
Located on Esmoriz, this project is a contemporary reinterpretation of the fishermen’s house called “Palheiro”, wich emerged in the early 19th century as a response to the need the inhabit the beach.
Portugal
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The Vagar Country House / Filipe Pina + David Bilo
The aim of the project was to enhance the architectural, historical and landscape heritage existing in this small mountain region in the Portuguese countryside, named Cova da Beira, in the town of Belmonte.
TM House / Inception Architects Studio
The TM House is a T4 typology house, located in the parish of Lamelas – a predominantly rustic area – located on the south side of Santo Tirso. The house seeks a deliberate connection between all its…
Bouro House / Mutant Architecture and Design
The genesis of the proposal configures a simple volume characterized by a rectangular parallelepiped that was deformed in order to embrace the area of land oriented south and that composes the patio.
Comporta 107 House / dEMM Arquitectura
The Comporta 107 House is composed of 2 pure volumes with great transparency, around which you can appreciate the complexity of the nature that surrounds them.
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
Apartment in Lisbon with Art Nouveau Influences
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.
Casa em Ílhavo / M2Senos Arquitectos
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.
Lavra House / Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto
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.