From the iconic windows that adorn Rua do Açúcar, emerges the stunning Alba. Bathed in Lisbon's natural light, these five independent houses, each with 200 m² and outdoor spaces, are reborn from the renovation of an old building materials warehouse. This unique project preserves and enhances the architectural features of the warehouse, harmonizing history and modernity.

The simplicity and clarity of the environment are evident in the preserved façade, which tells the story of the place, and in the interiors, where noble materials and a serene color palette create a space that adapts to the soul of its inhabitants, without ever overwhelming the environment.

For architect Miguel Abecasis, the driving force behind the project was to take advantage of the building's extraordinary potential, both for its iconic east-facing façade and its highly versatile interior, allowing for the joining of houses. With high ceilings and a bucolic vertical garden in the outdoor space, Alba offers an eclectic contrast that conveys soul, serenity, comfort, and sophistication.

In tune with current social dynamics, Alba offers total flexibility in terms of occupancy and interior layout, the result of work that is sensitive to the new concept of living. All houses/apartments/units are easily adaptable to the needs of their inhabitants.