Experience the seamless integration of modern architecture with natural surroundings in the [EN]COSTA House by Hous3.
Discover [EN]COSTA House in Guimarães, Portugal: A modern architectural marvel seamlessly integrating design with natural landscapes.
Architectural Marvel in Guimarães, Portugal
Nestled on the slopes of the Penha Mountains, overlooking the picturesque city of Guimarães, the [EN]COSTA House by Hous3 stands as a testament to modern architectural excellence. The house strategically utilizes the local complexity, topography, and solar orientation to create a harmonious blend with the stunning landscape.


Strategic Design: An "H" of Innovation
The [EN]COSTA House is ingeniously designed as two rectangles forming an "H" configuration, strategically enhancing the land, optimizing natural light, and capturing breathtaking views. The logical arrangement unfolds with an arrival patio where the volumes articulate, creating a dynamic interplay between architecture and nature.



















Captivating Views and Luminous Spaces
This architectural gem unfolds across two levels, with social spaces and services dominating the foreground, offering panoramic views of the city. Expansive windows in the living rooms and kitchens provide a seamless connection to the outdoors, inviting horizontal light, transparency, and stunning vistas.











Private Sanctuaries with Scenic Backdrops
The upper level is dedicated to private and intimate spaces, offering a serene retreat with the landscape as a picturesque backdrop. Large windows frame the exterior, ensuring that the beauty of the surroundings becomes an integral part of the interior experience.











Open Sky Exploration: The Exterior Patio
Embracing the concept of maximizing vertical light, the [EN]COSTA House extends into a vast exterior patio, seamlessly blending with the open sky. This outdoor space serves as an embodiment of the architect's pursuit of a perfect harmony between architectural design and the surrounding landscape.
All Photographs are the work of Ivo Tavares Studio
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