Póvoa de Varzim House by Raulino Silva Architect transforms a constrained corner plot into a light‑filled, functional family home. Moreover, the design respects pre‑defined subdivision parameters while delivering a sleek modern aesthetic. Consequently, this residence balances efficient planning with refined detailing to create a comfortable and striking living environment.
Post Office House by Cidade Branco Arquitectos is the result of a thoughtful rehabilitation of a nineteenth-century building that once served as the town’s post office in Luso, northern Portugal. Originally used for postal services and as living quarters for the local director of CTT, the building featured a timber frame and exquisite carpentry details.
The Aveiro Park House stands on a quiet street in the heart of Aveiro, overlooking the lush greenery of the city park. This project is the result of a careful alteration and expansion of a deteriorated Art Nouveau building from the early 20th century. By preserving the essence of the original structure while introducing contemporary elements, the design creates a seamless blend between past and present.
Perched at the highest point of the plot in the Arrábida Natural Park, House in Serra do Louro by Cimbre replaces a dilapidated ruin while preserving its spirit. The design team carefully demolished the old structure and reclaimed the original stones to create boundary walls.
Sky Base One Villa, designed by Bespoke Architects, began with a unique client vision—a villa inspired by science fiction classics. This led to an exploration of balance, drawing on principles of Chinese Taoism, to create a space that harmonizes architecture and nature.
Nestled in the agricultural parish of Gandra in Esposende, Casa de Campo by PF Architecture Studio offers a serene escape for a family seeking respite from city life. This unassuming yet thoughtfully crafted home embraces Portugal’s northern landscapes—sea, river, and mountains—anchored by the region’s characteristic “Nortada” (north wind).
Designed by the architecture studio stu.dere, the Habitação Áurea is a testament to harmonious proportions and a deep connection with the surrounding landscape. Inspired by the golden ratio, the design is based on two intersecting golden rectangles, which form an interior courtyard.
The Casa em Mundão, designed by architecture studio Um para Um, is a blend of reinforced concrete and natural wooden slats, creating a structure that feels both stable and warmly integrated with its surroundings. The house, located northeast of Viseu, Portugal, on a steep, eastward-facing plot, is meticulously oriented to maximize natural light and outdoor connection
