(The Project)
Hama Mori gathers 27 villas across two Vilamoura settings. Hama places thirteen near the sea and the marina; Mori sets fourteen behind the gates of the golf courses. Inês Brandão Arquitectura shaped both around Japanese principles of shakkei, borrowed scenery, and komorebi, light filtered through leaves.
(Year)
2026
(Location)
Vilamoura, Portugal
(Architect)
Inês Brandão Arquitectura
(Client)
Legera
(Typology)
Residential
(Services)
CGI + Film


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(Our Approach)
Developed as two commissions and told as one story, our imagery gives each collection its own atmosphere inside a shared language. Aerial views establish the two settings, coastal light for Hama and filtered green for Mori, while exteriors and interiors follow the architecture's central idea of landscape composed into every room.


(The Craft)
A ninety-second film for each collection carries the Japanese references into movement, shadows of foliage crossing stone, the slow reveal of a framed horizon. The calm of the architecture set the tone for the edit, nothing hurried and nothing decorative.




(Final thoughts)
The architecture set the pace across both collections, and we followed it.









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