The Portugal-based architectural studio Atelier José Andrade Rocha has renovated a previously unoccupied attic of a 1960s building in Campo Grande, Lisbon.

Reorganization of the program was the main focus of the renovation, as the attic already had harmonious proportions and well-lit spaces in its various compartments.
The renovation developed by Atelier José Andrade Rocha has distributed the home vertically from the center, around an area clad in dark wood that seeks comfort on entering. The attic contains two bedrooms, one of them occupying the entire width of the building, a terrace, and a kitchen overlooking the park.

The few and carefully chosen materials used are varnished or white-painted wood and narrow marble, which lend uniformity and sobriety to the space.
 

Description of project by Atelier José Andrade Rocha

This apartment occupies the top floor of a 60’s building in Campo Grande, Lisbon.

The compartments had harmonious proportions and were well lit, so the main challenges were to re-organize the program, establishing a connection with the attic that was vacant at the time, and provide the technical facilities of a contemporary home.

The kitchen occupies the southern limit of the flat, with views over the park. The master suite, to the north, occupies the entire width of the building, allowing the perception of the façade scale from the interior.

The vertical distribution is made from the center of the house, an area covered in dark wood, which provides comfort upon arrival. The attic receives two new bedrooms and a terrace overlooking the park.

The palette of materials is reduced and sober: mostly wood varnished or painted in white and estremoz marble.

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Private.
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235 sqm.
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2022.
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Lisbon, Portugal.
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José Andrade Rocha, was born 1988. He studied at Instituto Superior Técnico de Lisboa and Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo de São Paulo.

Collaborated with Marina Acayaba and Juan Pablo Rosenberg, in São Paulo.

He co-founded Arriba arquitectos with Filipe Ferreira in 2016 and subsequently established his independent studio called Atelier José Andrade Rocha.
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Published on: November 4, 2022
Cite: "A vertical distribution from the centre. João Soares - penthouse renovation by Atelier José Andrade Rocha" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/a-vertical-distribution-centre-joao-soares-penthouse-renovation-atelier-jose-andrade-rocha> ISSN 1139-6415
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