Tintoretto House Rehabilitation / Symbiose Interior Architecture & Design

© Lucille Descazaux

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• Area
  Area of this architecture project

  Area: 
  135 m²

• Year
  Completion year of this architecture project

  Year: 

  
  2022
  

• Photographs

• Manufacturers
  Brands with products used in this architecture project

  Manufacturers:  Ceràmica Ferres, Huguet, Roca

• Lead Architects:

  Jacqueline Vendrell

© Lucille Descazaux

Text description provided by the architects. Drawing upon the Mediterranean spirit that defines its surroundings, Casa Tintoretto reimagines interior space as a dialogue between organic forms, and materiality expression. Rooted in place yet open to reinterpretation, it revisits regional architectural typologies: arched passages, a close connection to nature, and the use of local materials, to craft a home that feels both timeless and contemporary.

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This sensibility is expressed through a series of architectural gestures that explore the boundaries of domestic spaces and emphasize open, permeable environments. The new plan embraces organic geometries, unfolding as a series of semi-open, interconnected spaces that blur the boundary between different areas.

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A built-in bench runs along the primary axis of the house, anchoring the layout and accentuating its linear rhythm. A sequence of arched thresholds is paired with custom masonry planters and terracotta sun breaks, subtle echoes of the sculptural staircase railing and an homage to Mediterranean craft traditions.

© Lucille Descazaux