The Casas de Santo Amaro development comprises five residences with four floors, parking, private gardens, and views of the Tagus River. The homes feature a gross private area ranging between 360 and 410 m², with uncovered gardens and terraces—characteristics ideal for family living, offering the added value of combining comfort and privacy. The Casas de Santo Amaro, with independent access via a pedestrian path, assert their individuality through interruptions emphasized by a vertical cut in the façade. With two private gardens, they are spread across four floors: the entrance floor includes a hall, kitchen, guest bathroom, and a living room opening onto the garden; the first floor offers a suite, two bedrooms, and a bathroom; the recessed second floor features a suite, an office, a library, and a terrace; and finally, the basement floor includes parking for three vehicles, utility spaces, and storage areas. The project embraces color and materiality that harmonize with the city's architecture. The bush-hammered Lioz marble base, high-resistance micro-concrete façades, bronze-colored lacquered frames and slats, complemented by abundant vegetation, bring the compositions to life. More than a residence where comfort, well-being, privacy, and connection with the outdoors prevail, this is the choice of a unique home.