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The Aurora studio, headquartered in Lisbon, has recently transformed an old building on the Parade Beach in Portugal into a modern, colorful residence called Hostel in Parede.
Before the reconstruction, the interior of the building remained only a ruin, but the roof was still intact. The complex geometry of the building with quadruple volumes of the pyramid forms the structure of the project, and the interior walls divide the plan into nine modules. In the central modulus, a staircase box connects the three floors, and affects the space with its brilliant yellow color and the light coming from above it into the interior. The curved cores of this space hide and hide the vertical server elements.
"We were asked to consider in the project the ultimate flexibility in designing the spaces for future use of this space," the team's design team said in the design of this space. "
This first-class accommodation can be transformed into a family-friendly home for small changes. Independent volumes, including bathrooms and sanitary facilities, can be easily removed for this purpose, as people in this family may need larger spaces.
The design of the entire structure of the structure is also affected by the idea of a simple change in the future. The main structural network is made of laminated steel and light steel frames are also used in the walls and floors. There are 4 bedrooms on the upper floor, each of which has a bathroom space and a service as an independent volume.
On the floor leading to the entrance, there are public spaces for all guests of this living space, including kitchen and dining area. There are also bedrooms in the basement, and there is an external corridor that is completely blue in color and directly connects the entrance to the back door of the building. The small backyard of the building, which is eastward, has two trees in it and works well as a living space.