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Manuel Sá is a Portuguese architectural photographer known for his precise, light-sensitive documentation of contemporary architecture and interior design. Active across residential, cultural, and commercial typologies, his work contributes to the visual culture of Portuguese architecture and its representation in international media, supporting the growing international profile of Portuguese architectural photography.
Berkut Baroneza House is a 693 m2 residence in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, organized as a low concrete frame across a sloping site. Designed by Yuri Vital, the house combines…
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Set on a gently sloping lakeside site in Lagoa Santa, Tangram House compresses its street presence to a quiet horizontal line while opening its length and outlook to water, trees…
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The traditional paradigm of housing as a static shelter is undergoing a radical transformation. AGE360, a residential tower in Curitiba, Brazil, designed by Triptyque in collaboration with Architects Office, proposes…
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