26 / 12 / 2018
When we enter a space designed by Cubiculum we are conscious that nothing has been left to chance. In an intervention which has involved everything from the architecture, to the overseeing of the work and even the decoration, Álvaro Roquette and Joana Correia have re-dressed the existing memories of this house with contemporary attire.
A project inspired, at the first stage, by the owner and
his very particular attitude. And, following this, by an interpretation of the space so as to enhance its architecture, with the aim of restoring its original characteristics which, with the passing of time and its use as an office, had been partially destroyed.
Read the full story on Attitude 85 printed edition.
A project inspired, at the first stage, by the owner and
his very particular attitude. And, following this, by an interpretation of the space so as to enhance its architecture, with the aim of restoring its original characteristics which, with the passing of time and its use as an office, had been partially destroyed.
Read the full story on Attitude 85 printed edition.
For more information, visit Cubiculum website.
Interior Design Project: Álvaro Roquette and Joana Correia
Production: Ana Lapão
Photography: Carlos Cezanne
Words: Rafaela Laja
Interior Design Project: Álvaro Roquette and Joana Correia
Production: Ana Lapão
Photography: Carlos Cezanne
Words: Rafaela Laja
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