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Project • By Sabrab ArchitecturePrivate Houses

Casa Comporta - A villa in the fields

Nestled within the unique landscape of Comporta—where dense pine forests and scattered cork oaks mingle over sandy soils—this L-shaped residence by SabraB Architecture emerges as a contemporary element that simultaneously respects and engages in dialogue with the natural surroundings. The L-shaped plan follows the gentle contours of the site, carving out a central courtyard that, as a quiet refuge, opens onto a procession of maritime pines and centennial cork oaks. The vertical crowns of the pines stand in sharp relief against the crisp white façades, while the gnarled trunks of the cork oaks cast shifting patches of shadow across the day, giving the house its own choreography of light and penumbra. Laura de Deus On... More

Project • By Sabrab ArchitectureLaboratories

Clinica Dentária Évora

The clinic presents a set of dental specialties, separated by specific wings, in a total of six offices. Courtesy of Sabrab Sa With regard to the materiality of the space, the concept included the placement of glass panels that allow the passage of natural light to almost the entire area of ​​these wings of the Clinic. Courtesy of Sabrab Sa A visual balance was sought with regard to materials and cores, which is why white and gray mark the entire space. Courtesy of Sabrab Sa We opted for the existence of only two flooring solutions, in the clinical areas gray vinyl that characterize the image of the Clinic in the last years and a white floor with marbled in shades of gray in the remaining areas. Courtesy of Sabrab Sa... More

Project • By Sabrab ArchitecturePrivate Houses

Casa da Ponte

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

Project • By Sabrab ArchitectureHospitals

Dental Clinic Lisbon Sabrab

Dental clinic and and the  back​​office its develop on just one floo.  The inspiration of this project as its an skylight that floods of light the central area of ​​the waiting room with natural light and around which all the compartments have developed.   The entrance to the clinic and offices is made through the main access of the building, and there is a separation of routes for each of the spaces, clinic and offices.   The area defined as a clinic includes a waiting and service room located on the main front of the building and in the central area of ​​the skylight, meeting room, two public toilet facilities, one of which is adapted for people with reduced mobility, three administrative offices, nine offices dent... More

Project • By Sabrab ArchitectureOffices

Sabrab Office

This project refers to Sabrab Office. Letting natural light flood the entire space was the concept for the development of this space. The space was originally segmented with several work areas and where natural light was none and very dark rooms. The basic idea for the creation was immediately liberated from the whole area, transforming it into an open space. It was intended that almost the whole area of the project was an integral part of a single space leading to the option for segmentation to be made through the placement of glass panels. In addition to allowing the creation of more reserved work spaces, natural light, which only enters through two windows on the main facade of the building, fills almost the entire office in a homogen... More