Beautiful Stone House With A Simple Aesthetic And A Lovely Connection To The Land

By Simona Ganea | Published on Jul 22, 2020

This lovely firm is a quaint petty retreat is Braga, Portugal, It occupies a secluded site with a very noticeable slope and it takes advantage of its location while also managing to blend in with the natural surround. The house was designed and built past studio AZO.Sequeira Arquitectos Associados in 2022 and is structured on two floors, with a total expanse of 423 foursquare meters. It sits at the highest point of the sloping site in order to frame the all-time views and also to accept maximum reward of the solar exposure. The exterior is muted and unproblematic. The light gray envelope goes well with the simple form and the overall geometry of the building. The house opens up towards the back where patio article of furniture placed along the glazed facade extends the living areas outside. The patio seamlessly transitions into an infinity-border pool.

The simple gray exterior gives the house a modern look and allows it to blend into the surroundings — The elementary gray exterior gives the firm a modern look and allows it to alloy into the environment

A large infinite edge swimming pool occupies a big section of the backyard — A large infinite edge swimming pool occupies a large section of the backyard

On the inside, the business firm is very welcoming but in a unproblematic way. Materials such as exposed concrete and natural rock used for the walls, floors and ceilings create a simple and cold artful. They're complemented by natural wood which is integrated into the spaces in a variety of different forms. It adds warmth and color to the rooms without being overly bold or disrupting the unproblematic and relaxed aesthetic of the house. Large windows and various connections to open up outdoor spaces create a natural and harmonious human relationship between the house and the landscape surrounding it. The distribution of the spaces and the pattern of the house as a whole have been largely influenced past the solar orientation and the views which tin can be enjoyed from diverse areas on each floor.