Aveleda’s House : Inspired By Roman Architecture
By Lavinia
in Architecture
From architect Manuel Ribeiro, Aveleda’s House is located in Portugal, next to “Bracara Augustae”, an old Roman city. The main idea of the design took its roots from the fact that ancient Roman homes were usually built around a square. Here is a statement from the designer about this: “We tried to take the most of the land to create a connection with the interior of the building, leaving a view of the valley and the square that exists between the two bodies housing.” The residence has a complex architecture plan and houses 4 bedrooms, a gym, two large bathrooms with an impressive design. Outside there is a giant pool, typical for this type of building. The interior design is modern, with contemporary furniture and interesting decorative items. Even though this house looks fantastic, we can’t help but wondering why the owners need so many rooms.
nice design, don’t like the bathroom interiors though.
you might wanna fix the url. it’s
manuelribeiroarchitect.org not .com 🙂
[…] The following is a statement from the designer about this: “We tried to take most of the land to create a relationship with the inside of the building, leaving the scene of the valley and the plaza that exists between the two housing bodies.” The living has a complex architectural plan and 4-bedroom house, gym, two large bathrooms with an impressive design. Outside there is a giant pool, typical for this type of building. Modern interior design with contemporary furniture and interesting decorative items. Although this house looks fantastic, we can not help but wonder why so many owners needed the room. [via] […]