The Casa a Romeira, designed by dp arquitectos, is an example of contemporary architecture that integrates harmoniously into the rural landscape of Santarém. With a hidden access and fragmented volumes, it enhances the visual alignments and recalls the traditional “montes” buildings, creating an existential and humanized place.
A three-story residence where wooden panels add warmth to the white plaster and exposed concrete
Casa RP, designed by Atelier d'Arquitectura Lopes da Costa, is a three-story residence for a family, located on a plot overlooking the Castle of Santa Maria da Feira. The house uses exposed concrete, white plaster and wooden panels, integrating harmoniously with the landscape and offering functionality and refined design.
Bridge house, modern materials and clean lines dialogue with nature
The Casa Ponte, designed by the studio stu.dere – Oficina de Arquitetura e Design, Lda, merges with the surrounding landscape, thanks to a structure that seems suspended. Materials such as concrete and polycarbonate create clean lines, while the interiors, fluid and bright, open towards the surrounding gardens, integrating nature and architecture.
A minimalist luxury home with sea views
The K HOUSE, designed by Babayants Architects, is a contemporary 700 square meter seaside home, perfect for a young couple. Characterized by a minimalist facade surrounded by greenery, it offers elegant and functional spaces, including a swimming pool and a separate relaxation area for guests.
A house that marries the natural environment with elegance and functionality
The Uspenskoe residence, designed by Kerimov Architects, marries the natural environment with elegance and functionality. With a strategic distribution of spaces over two floors on a sloping plot, the house integrates harmoniously into the landscape, preserving trees and maximizing natural light.