Originally built in 1949, this house has a rich history shaped by its various extensions and repairs over the decades. The architects approached the restoration by first addressing structural issues, removing illegal additions, and enhancing stability with strategic reinforcements. Redefined outdoor spaces, including a newly created terrace, were combined with thoughtful interior design choices, such as incorporating elements from the past like a vintage wallpaper pattern. Ultimately, this led to a building that serves as a unique lodging while respecting its historical roots.
The need for repair was treated as the starting point for the design, creating a balance between functionality and the historical context of the building.
Removing the illegally added second-floor extension allowed the creation of a terrace, emphasizing the importance of outdoor space in urban living.
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