Architecture enthusiasts now have another reason to visit the Azores, in Portugal, as the Pink House, designed by Mezzo Atelier, is now available for short-term rental on the Boutique Homes website. Formerly a stable converted into two residences, the project has attracted international media attention for presenting a rehabilitation solution where, according to the architects, "history and contemporaneity coexist in balance."
The structure dates back to the beginning of the last century and was largely preserved. This is particularly noticeable on the ground floor, where stone walls contrast with the pink coloring of the upper volume, characterized by an archetypal geometry and large openings on the facades.
Giacomo Mezzadri and Joana Oliveira, founding partners of Mezzo Atelier, explain that "the main goal of the project was to maintain the character, lines, and rural atmosphere of the building, while adapting the annexed structure to a completely new typology and contemporary regulations."
Nightly rates for the Pink House start at €200 through the Boutique Homes website.
Source: The Spaces
This article was written by Romullo Baratto. The translation is powered by AI.
Casa Rosa / Mezzo Atelier
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