Atelier du Pont & Aru Arquitectura Design the Estancia San José
Amy Duong — January 28, 2025 — Art & Design
References: atelierdupont.fr & dezeen
Paris-baed Atelier du Pont has joined forces with Aru Arquitectura, which is based in Menorca to create the Estancia San José. It is a vacation home that was converted from a pair of dilapidated old farm buildings. What stands out is the summer house detailed with a unique range of color palettes of textures. The renovation started with converting a traditional stone barn and the connected farmhouse.
The founders of Atelier du Pont, Anne-Cécile Comar and Philippe Croisier share with Dezeen, "It was a complete ruin and we brought it back to life. We preserved the character of both buildings but reimagined the entire space. The owners gave us carte blanche to imagine the interior concept and the different atmospheres in keeping with the spirit of the place. We were keen to pay homage to Minorcan savoir-faire and incorporate typical elements such as different types of rendering, textures and wall finishes."
Image Credit: Maria Missaglia
The founders of Atelier du Pont, Anne-Cécile Comar and Philippe Croisier share with Dezeen, "It was a complete ruin and we brought it back to life. We preserved the character of both buildings but reimagined the entire space. The owners gave us carte blanche to imagine the interior concept and the different atmospheres in keeping with the spirit of the place. We were keen to pay homage to Minorcan savoir-faire and incorporate typical elements such as different types of rendering, textures and wall finishes."
Image Credit: Maria Missaglia
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Renovation Design - Renovating old structures, like farmhouses, into modern vacation homes highlights the demand for sustainable and creative design solutions.
2. Cultural Heritage Aesthetics - Incorporating local cultural elements in architectural redesigns emphasizes a trend towards honoring traditional craftsmanship and materials.
3. Innovative Atmosphere Creation - Designers are focusing on creating varied interior atmospheres that blend modernity with historical character, catering to diverse client preferences.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Interior Design - The transformation of dilapidated structures into vacation homes is catalyzing growth in architecture and design sectors focused on adaptive reuse.
2. Eco-tourism and Hospitality - Converted farmhouses as eco-friendly vacation spots are driving innovation in the hospitality industry with a focus on sustainability and heritage.
3. Construction and Real Estate - The rising trend of converting historical buildings for modern living presents new opportunities in the construction and real estate sectors.
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