Portugal

In summer, hidden among the native plants, a cestrum and a eucalyp-tus add an olfactory, magical dimension to the place.

Free spaces created on a 47㎡ plot

Rebuild to revive, with an ever-changing facade

Viewing the mountains and the sea

The space covered by the corrugated sheets

Mirrored and matte materials

Heavy stone exterior and minimalist interior

The second life of the degraded houses

The affordable and comfortable tiny homes

Creating a peaceful and continuous dialogue between two antagonistic realities

The core of wooden stairs organizes the living space

Sunlight filtered by a concave glass steel structure covered in zinc, and the contrast between textured wood and raw concrete walls

Islamic architectural grammar leads the minimalistic spaces

To transform non-place into an ephemeral space of being

Iron staples inserted in the white silos

Face the ocean

A flowing and undivided space for living

A structure that is reflected throughout the building