Boavista House

Boavista is a single-family house refurbishment in a Porto by Pablo Pita Architects, which revisited the theme of the skylight and created new visual relations between the three floors.

Boavista is a single-family house refurbishment in a well-known Porto street with the same name. The plot was a last century house in an advanced state of ruin, facing one of the busiest streets, but offering a garden in the interior of the block.

 

The width limitations of these old constructions invite the dwelling to extend its boundaries to the inner courtyard. With this, a generous area is provided, setting the entire social area through one contiguous space. The kitchen extension connects to the garden, assuming a crucial role in the relation with the exterior. A wheeled wooden island allows a flexible use of the space. A skin of wooden shutters characterize the extension façade and set different layers of shade.

Pablo Pita Architects, Boavista House, Porto, 2016
Pablo Pita Architects, Boavista House, Porto, 2016
In the center there is a light core, being the stairs developed in different stages and with different relations with this void. Therefore the theme of the skylight is revisited, exploring one of the main features of these old constructions and enhancing its importance on the structure of these typologies. The height of the skylight defines an unusual residential scale allowing visual relations between the three floors.

Boavista House, Porto. Portugal
Program: single-family house
Architects: Pablo Pita Architects
Design team: Pablo Rebelo, Pedro Pita, Ricardo Oliveira, Catarina Alegria
Consultants: ALFAengenharia
Contractor: José Leal SC, Lda
Completion: 2016

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