Casa Moinho do Mar is set within the Ericeira landscape as a contemporary reading of place, where the dwelling and the memory of the windmill intersect.

The project is defined by a restrained architectural language, balancing modernity and rustic references, seeking a natural integration into its rural context.

The house opens towards the horizon, orientated to the sea and to light. Its geometry shifts and retreats, creating variations of space and scale, where interior and exterior dissolve into a continuous relationship with the landscape.

The restoration of the windmill strengthens the poetic dimension of the project, anchoring it in its origin and in the time of the place.