葡萄牙 Atlético Sporting Clube 文化协会改造项目

Architects:Estudio ODS

Area :480 m²

Year :2021

Photographs :Estudio Peso Arquitectura

Manufacturers :  O/M Light - Osvaldo MatosO/M Light - Osvaldo Matos

Lead Architects :Bruno Oliveira, Marlene dos Santos, João Soares

Collaborators : Edite Borges, Paulo Coelho, Fabio Lourenço

Contractor : Colbat Construção Civil Lda

City : Loulé

Country : Portugal

Rehabilitation of the old Atlético Sporting Clube building and adaptation to Cultural Association. The intention was to rehabilitate the first floor of the building of the former Atlético Sporting Clube in Loule, reconciling the preservation of heritage, the maintenance of its identity and collective memory, with a contemporary approach, enabling adaptation to a cultural association, with the current requirements of comfort and flexibility required.

The existing distribution of the interior spaces was essentially maintained, composed of passing spaces and reversible punctual elements were introduced, differentiated by their materiality, in response to the new functional requirements. On the first floor, the elements introduced were the reception, bar, sanitary installations, library, dressing room, and two staircases to the second floor/loft. On the second floor/loft, the existing false ceilings were removed, the ceiling height resulting from the roof hollow was taken advantage of and a new program with specific elements such as the kitchen, bathroom, and backstage storage rooms was introduced. To obtain natural lighting in the second-floor/loft spaces, a zinc-coated mansard window was introduced. The terraces at this level were restored as well as the staircase to the roof terrace.

During the course of the work, a series of covered skylights were discovered. These have been rehabilitated and restored to their original function of providing natural lighting to the entrance area and the staircase leading to the first floor. The main salon has a unique All the interior doors composed of two panels have been renovated and restored to their original ochre color found during the survey work.

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