Diogo Aguiar Studio has realized this Zen and Minimalist Pavillion House based in the mountains of Guimarães. To extend the existing granite wine cellar, the architects created a first-floor extension in wood. This minimal module associates the five feng-shui elements, wood, water, earth, metal, and water.
The purpose of this construction was to create a harmonious and comfortable shelter in the middle of the vineyard. Pavillion House is open to the surrounding, but in the meantime, it is cozy space allowing a quiet retreat.
A texture is conceived by covering the wall with vertical wooden slats. Ceiling and floor stand in a dark palette that defines both as an absent matter, while helping to rescue the exterior landscape, emphasizing its mutant presence in the inner space.
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