Portugal Journal I
Porto, Portugal
Over time, Portugal has become a quiet force in modern architecture—where nature, restraint, and craft converge. Along the Atlantic coast, Álvaro Siza’s Boa Nova Tea House and Piscina das Marés blur the line between landscape and structure. Nearby, Eduardo Souto de Moura’s Porto office reflects a legacy of precision and calm. In this journal, we share moments from our journey through these iconic spaces—where architecture speaks softly, yet leaves a lasting mark.
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