Argentinian studio Adamo Faidenhas renovated the curved lower floor of this 1929 home inBuenos Aires to create a light-filled room that opens onto the garden.

Located in Vicente López, a neighbourhood in the north of Buenos Aires, the historic home was purchased by a young family that was eager to make the most of their garden.

They wanted a large space for entertaining, an atelier, and most importantly, a direct way to access the outdoors.

The project focuses on overhauling the home's lowest level, which originally contained service programmes that had become outdated and didn't make efficient use of the space.

Heavy structural walls on this level supported the home, making these small rooms difficult to occupy.

Source : Dezeen