House portugal

House 1 is a rehabilitation project for a Villa from the end of the 19th century, in Oporto city, close to the seafront. It is a construction of bourgeois origin, located on a plot with about 2200 m2 Francisco Nogueira The House, which originally had two noble floors, an attic and a basement, has now four inhabited floors with generous openings to the outside. Where there used to be a basement, there is now a family room, in direct relation to the outside, through the proposed patio, a kind of garden inside the garden. Francisco Nogueira The rehabilitation and restoration work sought to enhance the existing spaces, replacing some functions, but, above all, sequencing the experience of spaces. New venetian terrazzo floors, interi... More

We designed this house where the inspiration was a road bridge near the plot. This house was designed for a land in cascais. It has an area of ​​400 square meters, with a large living room, with an open space kitchen and 4 bedrooms. The aim is to provide a sense of spaciousness in any room of the house, using glass in the facede, from the entrance to the living room and kitchen, working in a single set, with one staircase in the corner in whit concrete and protection in a steel mesh. The roof is landscaped, with rainwater collection, to feed the water mirror that surrounds the entire rear elevation.  The furniture was designed by our team, in order to be a unique space.   More

Lot of land with 4 acres, 1okm from the beaches of Melides. With noble materials, coated with lime, inside Microcement and marble stone, with Melides sand. The total area of ​​the house is 450 square meters, with four suites, two of which are accessible from the outside, in order to provide privacy to guests. The generously sized pool surrounds the master suite, making it possible to close part of it in hell, and be used as an indoor pool.   https://www.sabrab.com/portfolios/melides-casa-arco-arquitecto/   More

A column of natural light as a core element turns a house into a living object. 103 house in Algarve, Portugal, depicts a different perspective. Squeezed between two traditional neighbourhood fishermen´s houses, the limited front width led the Studio to develop the new project inwardly. The architects have made the most of formerly adverse disposition: the sloping and irregular topography has been fully exploited in virtue of spatial colonization that allows for the extension of the different enclosed rooms beyond their indoor limits. Several terraces climbing up the terrain stretch and enhance the visual connection of the different parts of the house and, ultimately, from the upper levels to the horizon. The rich scenography and... More