Casa Emma embodies the serene essence of the Paula Rego Museum, creating a contemplative retreat where light and space transform the residential experience.
The design represents a modern interpretation of the Purépecha granary, focusing on an 'excavation' approach that fosters a rustic and intimate wooden environment.
Clad entirely in wood, Casa Emma invites touch and engages the senses, responding to natural light while creating an inviting atmosphere reflective of nature.
Despite its modest size, the open-plan design and zenithal lighting contribute to a sense of spaciousness, allowing for a harmonious interplay of light and space.
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