built of concrete and wood slats, the house embodies both durability and softness, maintaining a minimalist atmosphere.
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the free-standing canopy structure spans approximately 100 meters long and 15 meters wide.
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with its whitewashed walls and wooden elements, the house honors local mediterranean architecture.
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each area within the restaurant by atelier sérgio rebelo is characterized by its own palette of materials and design.
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the rectangular form with its surrounding gallery of columns lends an inviting, protective space.
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the self-filtering loop pool echoes the effect of a drop of water, its rippling rings housing various functions to connect the city's inhabitants to the river,
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wooden slats carve through park house by paulo martins, connecting new and original structures.
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the architects drew inspiration from the monolithic white taipa houses, and the intriguing megalithic monuments around the site.
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once-abandoned, this stone manor had fallen into disarray as porto industrialized.
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in the evening, multiple folds and creases create a bizarre game of light and shadow.
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