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Nooba Building / Saraiva + Associados

Nana Dokua — Sun, 23 Aug 2026 13:00:00 +0000

Located on the south bank of the Tagus River in Barreiro, Nooba is conceived as a new residential neighborhood shaped by its proximity to the estuary and the profound urban transformation underway in the south bank's former industrial areas. The project occupies a strategic position within a broad process of urban and environmental regeneration, where new public spaces, mobility infrastructure, and ecological corridors redefine the city's relationship with the river. Its planning framework responds to this metropolitan condition by proposing a neighborhood that balances density with openness, positioning housing as the driver of daily urban life and reinforcing continuity with the revitalized waterfront.

Horizon House / Mamey Home + Linha de Terra Architecture

Valentina Díaz — Sat, 13 Sep 2025 07:00:00 +0000

A house facing the sea, designed to live within the horizon. A client we had previously worked with in Madrid contacted us with a new commission: to design his primary residence on a privileged plot on the Portuguese coast, on the outskirts of Ericeira near Lisbon. A surfer and remote worker, the client was looking for a place open to the landscape and in close relationship with the environment, where he could find daily peace and enjoyment.

Rua Palmira Hotel / Orgânica Arquitectura

Susanna Moreira — Sat, 17 May 2025 09:30:00 +0000

The building is located at Rua Palmira, 14, in the parish of Anjos, Lisbon. Built in the early 20th century for residential use, it sits on a rectangular plot measuring 298 square meters, with a building footprint of 190 square meters and a backyard. It is 21.40 meters deep and has a variable width of 10.10 and 5.85 meters. The structure consists of three floors, an uninhabited attic, and a basement. The alteration works aim to adapt the building to the functional logic of a hotel, specifically focusing on the essential relationship between the guest rooms and the service and support areas, which requires an efficient resolution of circulations between these spaces.