This article discusses the renovation of a historic 1930s house in Porto Alegre, showcasing how respecting the building's history enhances its new purposes. With renovation completed in 2024, the project highlights elements like contrasting new blue metalwork against the original facade while creating multifunctional art spaces. The Cultural Institute within the house provides studios, classrooms, an auditorium, and a courtyard, supporting local artists and fostering community engagement. This thoughtful blend of old and new exemplifies the challenge of modern adaptations in culturally rich settings.
The renovation of this 1930s house respects its historical value while adapting it for contemporary use, showcasing a balance between past and present.
The façade contrasts the existing building with new sinuous blue metalwork that enhances the main entrances and resolves the building's technical issues.
The Cultural Institute aims to support artists with multifunctional exhibition spaces, studios with natural light, and classrooms for artistic courses and education.
An auditorium for 30 guests enhances the space’s versatility, providing essential facilities for lectures, presentations, and cultural events.
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