The architectural project in Agostos focuses on the rehabilitation of a historic 19th-century ruin, emphasizing its vernacular structure of limestone walls and characteristic features such as a gable roof and outdoor oven. The design maintains the integrity of the surrounding agricultural landscape, reinstating traditional features like the Algarvian patio. The layout includes a central kitchen, promoting openness to outdoor environments while respecting the original spatial organization. Paths and parking arrangements preserve the rural charm of the area, ensuring the adaptation respects the regional agricultural context.
The house, initially a ruin, now embodies the vernacular architecture of the Algarve, featuring a central kitchen and connections to outdoor spaces.
The rehabilitation strategy respected the agricultural heritage of the region, preserving the dryland orchards and maintaining the landscape values of Barrocal Algarvio.
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