Bea Portabella Arquitectura, Max de Cusa Arquitectes and Jordi Pagés Studio have renovated the Fisherman's House in Cadaqués, Spain.

The Fisherman’s House renovation reactivates a century-old fisherman's dwelling in the historic centre of Cadaqués.

This project demonstrates how the careful rehabilitation of existing buildings can contribute to more sustainable and culturally sensitive development.

By preserving and restoring a century-old fisherman's house in Cadaqués, the intervention extends the life of an existing structure, avoiding the environmental impact associated with demolition and new construction.

Fisherman's House demonstrates how careful, minimal interventions can reinterpret traditional Mediterranean architecture and make historic buildings compatible with contemporary ways of living.