
OODA: benguela 88 in angola
staggered rectilinear volumes are stacked like blocks and elevated with structural columns to generate interstitial outdoor spaces along its 26-storey height.
‘benguela 88’ by OODA, benguela, angola
all images courtesy of OODA
porto-based firm OODA has begun ‘benguela 88’, a 26-storey residential structure within benguela, the second largest metropolis of angola.
staggered rectilinear volumes are stacked like blocks and elevated with structural columns to generate interstitial outdoor spaces along its height.
horizontal voids reveal unique terrace spaces protected by overhead floor plates or vertical chasms produce open-air atriums which are shielded
from the sun’s rays. trees and green areas fill these areas, bringing residents a connection with nature in an urban environment.

view from bustling street context at night
project info:
team: diogo brito, rodrigo vilas-boas, francisco lencastre, duarte fontes, francisca santos
type: proposal
size: 38.500 total sqm (19.500 sqm residential)
status: in progress


































