The rehabilitation of a nineteenth-century post office building in Luso, Portugal, exemplifies a sensitive approach to preserving historic architecture. While maintaining the original timber frame and carpentry details, the renovation adapts the building for private use while respecting its character. It strategically keeps the simple facade and entrance to blend harmoniously with neighboring public structures, creating a visual symmetry. The thoughtful design choices reflect a balance between historical preservation and modern functionality, ensuring the building's legacy is honored in its new purpose.
The rehabilitation of the nineteenth-century post office building in Luso reflects a commitment to preserving its traditional features while adapting it for private use.
Maintaining the simple facade and architectural language of neighboring buildings, the project honors the building's historical significance while ensuring it integrates seamlessly into the village.
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