A house that looks out.
Sited within the Palmares landscape—between the golf courses and the Atlantic—this house stems from a simple idea: to create an enduring relationship between architecture and the horizon.
Its inspiration comes from the image of an eye—not as a shape, but as an intention. It is an open gaze directed toward the landscape, the light, and the sea.
The house is organized with clarity and serenity, ensuring that every space benefits from the view and natural light. Openings…
A house that looks out.
Sited within the Palmares landscape—between the golf courses and the Atlantic—this house stems from a simple idea: to create an enduring relationship between architecture and the horizon.
Its inspiration comes from the image of an eye—not as a shape, but as an intention. It is an open gaze directed toward the landscape, the light, and the sea.
The house is organized with clarity and serenity, ensuring that every space benefits from the view and natural light. Openings frame the distant landscape, while outdoor spaces extend the living experience.
The architecture is pared down to the essentials: proportion, material, and light. Every element was conceived to reinforce the connection to the site. Everything was designed to look out into the distance.
The Eye.
A house where the landscape becomes part of the architecture.
