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This Portuguese house ‘grows’ from the ruined walls of an old watermill
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This Portuguese house ‘grows’ from the ruined walls of an old watermill
In the Arruda Dos Vinhos, just north of Lisbon, a new project by (Umtodo) architects transforms a ruined watermill into a striking Portuguese house. Carefully shaped so as to exist completely within the footprint of the original structure, Casa da Azenha retains only fragments of the thick exterior wall and an internal retaining wall, which has been kept in order to delineate the shift between the three levels of the new house. The main entrance…
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