Modern Stone Rubble Dwellings

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This Old Stone House was Renovated to Bring it into the Modern Era

— March 17, 2017 — Art & Design
Old dwellings and rubble are often given the label of historic site or removed for building purposes, but this old stone house was transformed into a modern dwelling rather than simply be demolished.

Located in Northern Portugal, the home was transformed from ruins to a modern vacation home over the course of six or seven years. Architect Nuno Brandão Costa is the mind behind the project and has completely transformed the ruins into a modern space that is available for rental on Airbnb for vacationers to enjoy as part of their journey.

The old stone house has been transformed into a modern living space with dining and cooking areas as well as three bedrooms and a lounge area for relaxing while outdoors.

Trend Themes

  1. Renovated Historical Dwellings — Opportunity for architects and real estate developers to renovate and transform old buildings into modern livable spaces.
  2. Sustainable Architecture — Opportunity to incorporate eco-friendly and sustainable practices into the renovation process of old and historic buildings.
  3. Vacation Rentals — Opportunity to capitalize on the growing trend of vacationers seeking unique and authentic living spaces when traveling.

Industry Implications

  1. Architecture — Architects can leverage expertise to renovate and transform old buildings into modern livable spaces while preserving their historic elements.
  2. Real Estate Development — Real estate developers can utilize unique and authentic renovation projects to attract buyers and renters seeking modern living spaces with historic charm.
  3. Hospitality — Hotels and vacation rental companies can offer unique and authentic living spaces to cater to the growing trend of vacationers seeking such options.
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