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Casa PA by Architailors

Striking architectural design with contrasting modern and traditional elements.

On the slopes of the Estoril Coast in Parede, Portugal, Architailors designed Casa PA in 2023. The house combines a cubish form with an entirely white exterior, resulting in a modern residence that embodies a commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency through details such as the inclusion of strategically position courtyards throughout the interiors, allowing for an abundance of natural light in habitable spaces.

House No. 7 – Avenidas Novas by Camarim Arquitectos

A modern, white multi-story building with clean lines, balconies, and a landscaped garden.

House No. 7 – Avenidas Novas is a residential property located in Lisbon, Portugal. It was designed by Camarim Arquitectos and completed in 2024. The house, which belongs to the same family for three generations, features a design that highlights Art Deco influences while incorporating elements from the 1930s, 1980s, and contemporary architecture, revealing its historical layers.

S. Lorenzo Private Villa Embodies Luxury Living With Bold Aesthetics

FeaturedSleek modern architecture with palm trees, pool, and cozy outdoor seating area.

Nestled in one of the most exclusive areas of Quinta do Lago, this six-suite S. Lorenzo Private Villa constructed in 2025 showcases the signature design of Vanderbuilt Design Group. Designed with striking architecture, the residence melds expansive outdoor areas with vibrant interiors. Curved features and bold colors create a seamless conversation between space and structure, redefining luxury living with an emphasis on bold aesthetics and personality.

PPA House in Portugal by NOARQ

A minimalist, modern building with clean lines, large glass windows, and a grassy lawn.

The 2023 PPA House in Trofa, Portugal, by N O A R Q | noarquitectos features a single-floor layout focused on sustainability. The 357.70-square-meter area incorporates a central quadrangular courtyard and is divided into three zones—social, bedroom, and parking—providing both privacy and openness. The house uses exposed concrete and plastered masonry for its structural walls, addressing economic sustainability and the life cycle of construction. A gallery shelters the courtyard, while the house’s infrastructure is hidden within plasterboard ceilings for economy and accessibility.

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