Porto Cervo Architecture

A personal exploration of Porto Cervo, Italy’s Neo-Mediterranean architecture, finding new perspectives in the curves, arches and sculptural details of Sa Conca and Chiesa di Stella Maris.

White curving staircase and arched architectural forms in Porto Cervo, Sardinia.
Sunlit white staircase with strong geometric shadows in a Porto Cervo building.
White arched stairway opening towards the sea and Porto Cervo marina.
Abstract view of white coastal architecture and a sculptural chimney against a pale sky.
Low-rise building in Porto Cervo’s Sa Conca area, partly framed by flowering bougainvillaea.
White, pale pink and ochre houses among flowering plants and Mediterranean planting in Porto Cervo.
Porto Cervo marina seen through white architectural forms, with boats and coastline beyond.
Curved white passage with rounded arches and sunlight falling across the floor.
Chiesa di Stella Maris in Porto Cervo, showing its white sculptural walls and bell tower.
Candlelit interior of Chiesa di Stella Maris with a small window and altar candles.
Sculptural white arch and textured wall inside the Church of Stella Maris in Porto Cervo.
Close view of the white bell tower and cross at Church of Stella Maris.
Wooden pews beneath rounded white arches inside the church.
Visitor lighting candles inside the softly lit Italian church interior.

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