Rehabilitation project of an old sawmill, in the heart of the Historic Center of Oeiras, a small town near Lisbon, Portugal.
The volume of the old sawmill was the starting point for the entire project. We intended to preserve its volume and its gable roof, perfectly integrated into the urban imaginary of this town.
The original volume occupied the entire lot. In order to make the existing building habitable, we created three interior patios, which not only establish a constant relation between indoors/outdoors, but also offer multiple experiences of the spaces, with the original murals of the century XVIII as a background.
On the outside, the new facades replicate the geometry of the original construction, respecting its industrial creation. However, the use of slats and generous windows allow new visual relations with the exterior, creating unexpected frameworks with the limits of the original construction.
On the inside, the program is divided between two floors. The main social area, on the ground floor, with its double height, is considered the heart of the whole project. Here we can see the gabled roof of the original construction, providing the space with a very characteristic atmosphere and light.
Material Used :
1. RMC – Merrazzo on both Bathrooms
2. AB Mármores – Valverde Limestone on the Kitchen countertops, Limestone on the main facade
3. Sanindusa – Sanitary Ware and Bathtub
4. W2007 - Bathroom Faucets
5. Microcrete – Microcement Floors
6. Termofoc – Fireplace
7. Normo – Interior Lighting
8. Velux – Roof Window
9. Cortizo – Windows
10. Recer – Bathroom Tiles
11. Tupai – Door Handles
12. Leds C4 – Interior and Exterior Lighting
13. Efapel – Electrical Equipment
14. Viefe – Kitchen Cabinet Handle
15. Armindo Cardeira Mobiliário por Medida – All of the carpentries – interior doors, kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, furniture, wardrobes, etc…
16. Smeg – Kitchen Faucet and Kitchen Sink
17. Eglo – Outdoors Lighting
19. Mantra Lighting – Interior Lighting
20. Prisma Contínuo – Responsible for all the construction