Martim Moniz BA Apart | João Tiago Aguiar Arquitectos
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8,350Project name: Apart Martim Moniz BA / Martim Moniz BA Apart
Company name: João Tiago Aguiar, arquitectos
Website: http://www.joaotiagoaguiar.com
Contact e-mail: info@joaotiagoaguiar.com
Project location: Lisbon, Portugal
Completion Year: 2018
Construction Area: 70m2
Participants:
Responsible Architects: João Tiago Aguiar
Project team: Rúben Mateus, Susana Luís, João Nery Morais, André Silva, Maria Sousa Otto, Samanta Cardoso de Menezes, Diogo Romão, Arianna Camozzi, Renata Vieira.
Client: Private
Builder: BAUKELL
Photography:
Photograph credits: FG+SG – Architecture Photograph
Photographer´s website: www.ultimasreportagens.com
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The apartment belongs to the Mouraria neighbourhood, right in Lisbon's centre. Originally a wood construction, characterized by an irregular matrix, rather decayed and unhealthy, including ceiling zones and highly deteriorated walls. The refurbishment required a profound structural change in the entire apartment.
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
Given the apartment’s layout, its deepness, small irregular rooms and only two windows at each end, the idea was to reorganize the whole space where the essential and living ones were privileged such as the living room and bedrooms, which benefit from suitable ventilation and natural lighting.
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
To create this space division, more linear and appropriate for a modern lifestyle the number, of small compartments has been reduced and their location rearranged. The living room remained towards the front façade, now doubled in size after removing an old bedroom partition wall.
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
Next to the living room, in a central point, there is now a kitchenette, and, together with the two bathrooms, forms the humid zones core, deliberately placed on the area with less natural lighting.
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
The two bedrooms, one of them a suite, were both placed towards the back façade, thus eliminating all the interior rooms.
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
© FG+SG – Architecture Photography
This allowed a clear division between the social and private spaces of the house.
Plan
Section AA' BB'
