Architect Ricardo Azevedo designed a glass house reminiscent of a precious jewelry box, using transparency to relate the interior and exterior, allowing nature to become part of the daily experience.
The Lavra House is a remarkable example of how architecture can create a harmonious relationship between the environment and its inhabitants. This residence reflects a seamless integration with its surroundings, using transparency to connect the interior with the exterior and incorporate nature into daily life. With an approach that values creative freedom and interaction between spaces, this house stands out for its organic beauty and innovative functionality. With its clean lines and noble materials, the Lavra House provides a warm and elegant environment, where each space is carefully planned to promote comfort and well-being.
Credits:
Architects: Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto
Photographs: Ivo Tavares Studio
Location: Lavra, Portugal
Building/site area: 550 m²
Total construction area: 940 m²
Total land area: 1922 m²
Year of completion: 2021
