Designed by the renowned architecture firm spaceworkers, the Pavilion in the Garden project in Mouriz, Portugal is a captivating exploration of the harmonious relationship between architecture, nature, and human experience. This minimalist and modernist structure, completed in 2022, transcends the boundaries of physical construction, serving as a philosophical manifestation of simplicity, purity, and integration with the surrounding natural environment.
Combining historical charm and contemporary design, the Covelo House in Porto, Portugal, offers a captivating reinterpretation of the city’s iconic urban islands. Designed by the acclaimed architecture firm spaceworkers, this two-story residence expertly blends the traditional and the modern, creating a harmonious living space that celebrates the unique character of its historic setting.
Featuring a compact footprint of just 4 meters by 4 meters, the Covelo House showcases how thoughtful design can transform even the smallest of spaces into a refined and inviting home.
The CL2 House, designed by the renowned architecture firm spaceworkers, is a stunning residential project located in Matosinhos, Portugal. Completed in 2022, this modern house showcases a sleek and minimalist design aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with its surrounding environment. Boasting a harmonious blend of glass, concrete, and natural materials, the CL2 House embodies a contemporary approach to architecture that prioritizes both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Nestled in Sobrado, Portugal, the SV House, designed by Spaceworkers in 2023, is a modern concrete block residence. This unique home stands out in the traditional rural setting with innovative design elements, offering privacy and stunning landscape views.
Welcome to the Agrela House, a literary paradise nestled in the rustic charm of Agrela, Portugal. Designed by the talented team at Spaceworkers in 2018, this unique house presents a sublime blend of concrete modern design with an ode to classical renaissance libraries.
Imaginatively conceptualized and meticulously executed, the Agrela House offers a high ceiling space that accommodates a mountain of books, and a fascinatingly differentiated interior marked by a dynamic roof structure that appears to levitate on light wood and glass. As the house ages with time, the textured concrete and wood lend a deeper character, becoming even more harmonious with the surrounding rural landscape.
