The Marlim Costa Cabral refurbishment in Porto transforms an existing four-storey building into seven flats by maintaining its structure while adapting interiors for modern living. The design preserves the building's character with original features such as carved ceilings and traditional doors. New kitchens and bathrooms optimize space while concentrating technical systems to minimize disruption. Furthermore, the project includes creating mezzanines for additional utility and enhancing outdoor space with a garden area, effectively enriching the overall living experience without losing historical integrity.
The Marlim Costa Cabral refurbishment project aims to convert a Porto building into seven flats while preserving its historical character and enhancing living conditions.
By maintaining the original structure and introducing modern elements, the project strikes a balance between respecting the building’s memory and catering to contemporary lifestyles.
Key architectural features like interior doors, friezes, and carved ceilings are preserved, ensuring the building’s character is safeguarded during the renovation process.
Improvements like new kitchens, bathrooms, and the utilization of roof space for mezzanines exemplify thoughtful design aimed at enhancing functionality without compromising aesthetics.
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