Cut ceiilings and dyslexic ornaments | Corpo Atelier

The full whiteness of the of a small traditional house is interrupted by cuts that display natural materials.

Inside, two types of white ceilings are purposefully incomplete, revealing the wood beams that hold the first floor and the roof structure. As a result, clear spatial centers are defined for both the social areas and the bedroom: one in the shape of a cross and another in the shape of a circle, respectively.

Outside, pieces of pink limestone are scattered along three of the four white facades of the house, randomly highlighting specific architectural moments: corners, edges, friezes, window frames and the entrance door.

There’s an overall sense of a ruin-type building, both inside and out.

Architecture:
Corpo Atelier (www.corpoatelier.com)

Team:
Filipe Paixão
Susana Café
Laura Correia
Laura Bação
Diogo Silva
Rui Oliveira 

Photography:
Frederico Martinho (www. fredericomartinho.pt)