MINA DO PINTOR 49 HOUSE

Our task was to design a house that could swiftly capture the attention of prospective buyers. The UrbanCore team collaborated closely with real estate promoters to craft a home that would stand out in a competitive market.

With the absence of a specific end-user in mind, the challenge lay in designing a residence that could cater to a diverse range of potential buyers. The house needed to offer a flexible layout that could accommodate various lifestyle preferences and family dynamics. Thus, the inclusion of three bedrooms, each with private toilets, ensured that the residence could appeal to both small families and individuals seeking additional space for guests or home offices.

Equally important was the integration of outdoor living spaces, such as a barbecue area and swimming pool, which would enhance the lifestyle experience and further contribute to the property’s marketability. Additionally, the inclusion of a spacious garage addressed the practical needs of potential buyers, offering ample storage and parking space.

Although real estate promotors are not users of this building, we personalized the final design according to their preferences. One notable example is the striking stone wall that adorns the exterior—a personalized touch requested by the client, which ultimately added a unique feature to the property. Despite facing constraints, such as the stone wall being situated in a corner, we navigated the challenge creatively, envisioning it as a vertical open sequence of books. This illustrates the collaborative nature of the design process that arises when client preferences intersect with architectural vision.