In this house, the living space unveils through views that change with the winds and tides, like a living and breathing postcard. The project emerges through these captured moments, where each new architectural fragment prints and dances in its context.
In the house, space is used but has yet to be lived in. The family, who has recently moved in, is settling in, capturing sensations and sequences which will soon become the pillars of the upcoming project.
In this modern seaside home, the living space reveals itself through a varied range of sequences and views changing with seasons and the passing of time. The owners wished to renovate the house in order to make it more adapted to their lifestyle
In this mansion, an old Bordeaux hotel, the living space is revealed by the encounter between past and present. It is in the interpretation and the articulation of the existing architectural signs that has emerged the project, where each new architecture fragment fits and dances in its context.
The Bordeaux Apartment, a 45-square-meter, two-level living space designed by L’atelier Miel and architect Mickaël Martins Afonso, is nestled in a historic stone building in the heart of Bordeaux. This project posed a unique challenge: transforming a compact apartment into a fully functional home that provides the comfort and features of a larger space while using every square meter efficiently.
