From today's ArchDaily comes a beautiful home in Oporto, Portugal. Designed by Antonio Sergio Koch, the building is both monolithic and airy — due to Portuguese marble clad exterior on two sides and 2 large walls of windows on the others.
Portuguese Home by the Sea by Antonio Sergio Koch
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The large curtain wall on the property helps protect the garden from the strong sea winds.
For additional images and architectural plans, see ArchDaily | House in Foz / Sergio Koch.
Images: FG + SG | Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra
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Beautiful design. I love the uniqueness!
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sexy!
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Nice modern open plan. Modern yet still warm.
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The view of house from the outside is breathtaking. Their view from inside is awe-inspiring as well.
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Sigh! This one can only dream.
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