CASA S

Nestled in the evolving urban fabric of Matola, this four-bedroom residence reimagines domestic space through a contemporary lens, emphasizing clarity, openness, and spatial hierarchy. The architectural composition is anchored by a central courtyard—a quiet, green void that orchestrates the flow of the house while subtly delineating semi-public and private realms.
Designed entirely on a single level, the home unfolds as a series of interlocking volumes with clean lines and restrained materiality. These volumes are strategically arranged to preserve uninterrupted sightlines across the site, enhancing both visual connectivity and passive surveillance. The courtyard acts as both a spatial and social fulcrum, inviting natural light deep into the plan and fostering moments of reflection, gathering, and retreat.