Located in Serra do Louro, within the Arrábida Natural Park, this house is built at the highest point of the land, where a ruin in an advanced state of disrepair previously stood. This structure was demolished, and the stones from the old masonry walls were reused to build the boundary walls, integrating the intervention into the surrounding rural context.

As we look to the future, these iconic buildings remind us of the enduring power of design to shape experiences and leave a lasting legacy. They are not just places to play but monuments that celebrate the art of architecture itself.

In today’s fast-paced world, the concepts of innovation and design are not only limited to architecture and interiors but also extend to industries like trading. Architecture, with its focus on structure and creativity, shares more in common with financial markets than we might initially think.

Situated on a peninsula in Culiacán, Sinaloa, this beige concrete residence with travertine cladding boasts unobstructed 360° views of the expansive lake and surrounding landscape. The design strategically positions social areas and bedrooms to emphasize these vistas.

Nestled within two acres of lush greenery, this resort house is a symphony of sophistication and opulence. With a sprawling 21,000 square feet of meticulously designed living space, it seamlessly marries architectural innovation with artisanal craftsmanship to create a masterpiece of unparalleled beauty.

Nestled in the heart of Chelsea, one of New York City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, a stunning residential duplex has undergone a gut renovation that masterfully combines modern luxury with rustic charm.

This architectural project consists of a one-story house that integrates modern elements inspired by African vernacular architecture, standing out for its sustainable design and harmony with the natural environment.

Located at the base of an old residential building in Jingdezhen, at a street corner of the city, this project occupies a site of only 20 square meters. The interior is narrow and oppressive, while the facade is covered with numerous irremovable columns of various sizes.