Discover Comporta 107, an architectural gem by Demm Arquitectura in Comporta, Portugal. This modern beach house effortlessly captures the essence of its surroundings, from the pristine beaches to the verdant pine forests.
Nestled amid sand dunes and flanked by rice fields, its design beautifully merges the outdoors with the indoors, using materials like exposed concrete, textured wood, and sand-colored natural stones adorned with fossil imprints. Experience a flawless blend of nature and luxury where each space is purposefully crafted to bring the raw beauty of Comporta’s landscape right into your living room.
In the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, the Apartment in Cais do Sodré has been transformed into a contemporary masterpiece by designer Vasco Lima Mayer. Seamlessly melding its inherent Lisbon architecture, marked by high ceilings and broad corridors, with modern elements, the residence exudes a rich tapestry of history and modernity.
Overlooking the Tejo river, the revitalized apartment captures the vibrant spirit of Lisbon’s capital, establishing itself as a property with a distinctive character.
In the tranquil setting of Torres Novas, Portugal, stands the Backyard House. Designed by Miguel Marcelino in 2021, this country house emanates nostalgia, harking back to simpler times without running water or electricity.
This modern transformation of a family residence pays homage to its origins, preserving main walls and stone corners. Focused on harmonizing indoor and outdoor spaces, the house celebrates all four seasons, with the sun warming interiors in winter and lush vegetation providing shade during hotter months.
In the picturesque bay of Lagos, Portugal — a region renowned for its captivating seaside vistas — Casa Libre emerges. Designed by Mario Martins Atelier in 2022, this single-story, concrete masterpiece harmoniously combines architectural weight with the ethereal beauty of its surroundings.
Infused with design elements like glazed surfaces and a prominent concrete canopy, the home seamlessly integrates the indoors with nature, offering a living experience like no other.
Set amidst the enchanting landscapes of Grândola, Portugal, House in Muda emerges as a family holiday haven. Designed in 2022 by Vasco Lima Mayer, this minimalist yet traditionally influenced abode offers three distinct blocks tailored for multi-generational bonding.
Its heart, the living room, reflects true Portuguese essence with an overflow of light and space. But it’s not just the architecture that mesmerizes; the surrounding Comporta region, renowned for its magical rice fields, pine forests, and dunes, promises an unparalleled coastal retreat.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting dance of light and shadow within CONCRETE 11, a compelling two-story concrete house in Lisbon, Portugal. Masterfully conceived by Cage Atelier in 2023, this stunning abode harmonizes the bustling urban center with the tranquility of the surrounding nature.
The design captures the unique contrasts and rural beauty of Lisbon, crafting a living space that is not merely functional, but a testament to thoughtful architectural artistry.
Experience the House in Galamares – a student’s first solo project that has blossomed into a serene, minimalist architectural marvel. Designed by Vasco Lima Mayer in 2022, this two-story house nestled in the lush landscapes of Sintra, Portugal, harmoniously fuses the beauty of nature with human artistry.
With its partially submerged design and panoramic views of the Sintra mountains, this unique dwelling seems to have always been a part of this enchanting, mountainous habitat.
Explore the remarkable House in Rua São Francisco de Borja, an innovative architectural gem nestled in Lisbon’s historic Lapa neighborhood, Portugal. Designed by the eminent Bak Gordon Arquitectos in 2023, this narrow three-story house, built on a former industrial pavilion plot of 7m x 26m (approximately 23ft x 85ft), exudes a unique blend of modernity and respect for the context.
Showcasing a façade that echoes the interiors, a clever use of space with a shared patio, and a masterful application of materials like exposed concrete, green handmade tiles, and thermomodified wood, it offers a striking transition between interior and exterior realms. This home serves as a tribute to the rich local history while granting breathtaking panoramic views of the Tagus River, one of Lisbon’s most cherished features.
