Portuguese architect João Vieira de Campos designed House in Serralves, Porto, Portugal, arranged in two separate minimalist concrete volumes.
Photography © Nelson Garrido
Description from João Vieira de Campos:
The project presented a single-family home divided in two separate volumes - main house and external supporting facilities - arranged in order to confer a rational balance to the diversity of uses to the surrounding outside spaces.
The house has two floors. The ground floor has a garage for two cars, a kitchen and a living room with a small home office. The 1st floor has four bedrooms, toilets and a laundry room.
The exterior spaces are divided into two groups; access to the main house - gray entretons - and garden spaces which have direct relation to the living room, kitchen and balcony of the rooms.
The refined texture of the concrete in the walls and exterior ceilings, metals and glass are the main constructive elements.
 |
| © Courtesy of João Vieira Campo |
 |
| © Courtesy of João Vieira Campo |
Source: Nelson Garrido
