Since 2021, the Belgian hospitality brand theAddresses has offered enriching and memorable experiences for the modern traveller choosing to stay in one of their renovated Portuguese holiday homes. Combining architecture, design, location and privacy with a unique concierge service and the best addresses in the region, theAddresses is the perfect guide to the Portuguese "modo de vida". 

This house is a calming respite for a young family in Manhattan's West Village. The project pays homage to the historical heritage of the "brownstone" so typical in the 1860s, finding a balance between natural materials and contemporary design. 

Madalena House is located in Vila Nova de Gaia, in the parish of Madalena. Composed of an overlapping of pure volumes, its arrangement corresponds to the desire of creating a visual barrier between living spaces and the street, allowing maximum privacy to be achieved. 

“The idea of creating one’s personal space and achieving it is the most satisfying aspect of the project”. 

“Casa da Eira” is a rehabilitation project with around 650m² of built area, divided into three constructions on a plot of 2070m² in Cascais. 

After ten years of living in Copenhagen, this American art collector and founder of the WT Art Foundation decided to move to Kyiv and found the perfect apartment. 

Located in the Buenos Aires - Loreto neighbourhood, a few minutes from the Duomo of Milan, this apartment, now renovated by studio llabb, is part of a mid-20th century building where an abundance of natural light reigns. 

Designed as a rural retreat for a young family, Camera House is located in a forest in the Pemberton Valley, nestled between the Lillooet and Garibaldi mountain ranges in Canada. 

Stone, wood, metal and marble: in perfect harmony, the materials used here were chosen to define the geometry of this duplex apartment, a project signed by architect Fernanda Marques. 

With the signature of the Crystal Sinclair studio, this house, located in the iconic Dumbo in Brooklyn, was inspired by the places where its owner lived and worked. 

The recent transformation of the relationship between urban and rural life was the motto for this project, signed by the Chinese architecture studio CAALADI. 

Mureli is a Ukrainian archaism, which fell into disuse, brought back for this project.