Casa Moura

The residence was conceived through the relationship between architecture, topography, and landscape. Its layout takes advantage of the site’s different levels, organizing the spaces into a composition of horizontal volumes that project over the vegetation and establish a constant connection between indoor and outdoor areas.

Its material palette combines natural stone, wood, concrete, and dark metal elements, creating a balance between solid surfaces and transparent planes. The upper cantilevered volume, supported by inclined metal elements, gives lightness to the composition while creating sheltered spaces on the lower level. Wooden slatted panels and generous roof overhangs are part of the architectural language, providing privacy and solar protection without compromising the visual integration with the surroundings.

Facing the outdoor area, the living spaces connect directly to the terrace and the infinity-edge pool, which follows the residence’s layout and visually extends toward the landscape. The continuity of materials, the expansive glass surfaces, and the presence of vegetation reinforce a contemporary architecture that balances structural expression, comfort, and integration with nature.