A low impacting building respecting the existing urban scale with a low facade to Rua Monsanto and a longer horizontal development towards the north side of the plot, creating views over the valley.
The building’s natural materials, particularly the wood-panelled facade, create a soft, welcoming aesthetic that resonates with the surrounding greenery. By wrapping the building in wooden slats and incorporating lush balcony and rooftop gardens, the architecture becomes part of the landscape itself.

Inside, the open-concept layouts and floor-to-ceiling windows bring light, air, and views deep into each home, establishing a connection with nature from every angle. The interiors are designed as sanctuaries—quiet, uncluttered spaces that encourage mindful living and offer reprieve from the city’s hustle. Minimalist in form yet rich in texture, the spaces evoke a sense of calm, with light woods, soft whites, and organic elements that foster a natural warmth. Private gardens and outdoor spaces encourage residents to interact with nature daily.

Finally, the building is designed with careful environmental consideration. It addresses sustainability by adding green roofs, reducing the site’s paved areas and maximizing green areas, implementing an efficient structure with minimum cement, utilizing biodegradable and wood components, providing ample shading over windows, and employing sustainable energy systems.