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Miramar Tower rises from a low podium near Porto’s coastline, using shifting floor plates… — @archdaily_

Posted Oct 8, 2026 (over two weeks ago)0s3,191 views

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3,191
Likes
243
Comments
0
Shares
8
Saves
30
Engagement
7.87%
Duration
0s
Posted
Oct 8, 2026

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@archdaily_'s TikTok video "Miramar Tower rises from a low podium near Porto’s coastline, using shifting floor plates to create a continuous sequence of wraparound terraces. As the balconies rotate around the building, the tower gains a stronger vertical reading while giving every residence direct access to outdoor space. Cast entirely in concrete, the sculptural exterior is supported by a tree-like structural logic that allows different apartment layouts across the floors, while shared spaces at ground level connect to native planting. #portugal #architecture" has 3,191 views, 243 likes, 0 comments, 8 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 7.87% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 0 seconds. It has been saved 30 times.

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