Bilbao-based architecture studio Garmendia Cordero Arquitectos has transformed an abandoned Renaissance church into a house in Sopuerta, Spain. Named Tas’s Church, the 190-square-meter space used the church’s existing layout and adapted it for a flexible layout, with modern touches, while keeping the traces of the history inside.

At the start of the project, the building was without cover, collapsed in its own interior, and in a worrying state of structural instability. The idea of ??intervening in the most sensitive way possible was prioritized at all times, touching the church only when there was no other alternative, understanding the action as an outsider element implanted within a ruin.

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