Two Amazing Houses Complement The Lagos Landscape

LuxMare is a project completed this twelvemonth past architecture office Mário Martins Atelier and which consists of 2 contemporary houses that complement one some other while managing to maintain their individuality. They're like two peas in a pod, ii split parts of a set. They take the identify of an old 2-storey structure previously in very bad shape and some other unfinished construction which occupied two large plots in Lagos, Portugal. The architects chose to get rid of everything onetime and to commencement fresh, creating two amazing houses that share a wonderful connection with the landscape.

The delicate curves mimic the topography creating a visual link between architecture and landscape — The fragile curves mimic the topography creating a visual link between architecture and landscape

The two houses are autonomous but look and feel like a pair — The 2 houses are autonomous just look and experience like a pair

Casa Lux sits on a higher level which allows it to frame the most amazing views of the ocean — Casa Lux sits on a higher level which allows information technology to frame the most amazing views of the body of water

The houses are democratic, with both similarities and differences in their designs. Casa Mare occupies the lower plot and is completely surrounded by vegetation while Casa Lux takes total advantage of its elevation and captures the most amazing views. They both share a strong connection with the outdoors and include external features such as covered patios, marvelous gardens, poolside decks and fifty-fifty roof terraces. They're also both defined by soft and elegant curves and the use of white plaster and wood to create clean and bright spaces with a Nordic-inspired artful.