The Portuguese studio Ren Ito Arquiteto, by unifying and restoring the two existing houses, creates a new "L"-shaped volume that redefines the outdoor space, complemented by the pool which it seems to embrace
Campo Lindo House. Comfort and luxury from the recovery of two ruined buildings
The Campo Lindo House project was initiated with the goal of merging two pre-existing, ruined buildings to create a new, independent single-family home
The difference between the common and private spaces is accentuated by the definition of volumes and interior design. The common area, which includes the kitchen, living room, and a multipurpose hall, is spread out over a single open-plan floor; the private spaces, consisting of bedrooms and bathrooms, are located in a separate three-story tower, connected to the other areas via a corridor
The roof of the volume that houses the living area has been designed following an "umbrella-like" composition that gently delineates each space while keeping them connected in one large environment. The indirect lighting reinforces this concept and conveys a sense of wellbeing
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