From the moment the owners stepped into the 98 m² WT Apartment in São Paulo, they felt the weight of its history. Indeed, the exposed concrete structure—with its raw-finish slabs, beams, and pillars—spoke of time passed. However, the outdated layout and infrastructure demanded a renovation that would both honor these original elements and fulfill contemporary needs.
The Brisa House by FCstudio reimagines the concept of home by seamlessly combining design, sustainability, and innovation. Standing tall with its vertical structure, the house offers expansive sea views that enhance the living experience. Large windows and strategically placed balconies maximize visual contact with the ocean and surrounding nature, creating an immersive environment for residents.
Il Carpaccio Restaurant accommodates 140 guests, offering a rich dining experience enhanced by a contemporary take on classic Italian architecture. The restrooms, adorned with paintings inspired by Italian frescoes and Brazilian flora, further add to the restaurant’s inviting atmosphere.
The JF Apartment was developed for a couple who appreciate art and the modernist/brutalist style that is very present in Higienópolis, the neighborhood where it is located.
Like a metallic container placed above exposed concrete walls, this house establishes two types of relationships with the surroundings. The upper floor can be closed 100% to block sunlight, guarantee the privacy and acoustically isolate intimate spaces.
The BM residence, located in the interior of São Paulo, was designed to be a weekend getaway for the architects Gustavo Martinhão and Marcella Belluzzo.
The Guaecá House, located on a beautiful beach on the north coast of São Paulo, was designed for two families. The great challenge of the project was to reconcile the extensive program, with seven suites, two being master suites, to comfortably serve families and guests on a 400 m2 area.
