Itu House by Studio dLux
The Itu house began to be designed when a small slot in the city that bears the name of the house was found. In a space with few houses nearby, the slot took advantage of a large…
Brazil
From modernist villas to colorful urban apartments, HomeWorldDesign showcases a curated selection of architecture and interior design projects from Brazil. Explore how Brazilian studios blend bold forms, natural materials, and a deep connection to landscape and climate.
Serrana House, Brasilia / Coplanar Arquitetura
Located at a rural property 25 minutes away from the central districts of Brasília, this small house built in the late 1990s had remained closed and empty for ten years when the owners decided to renovate it…
La Pinta Chalets / Ramoni Balestro Arquitectura
Located in the city of Pinto Bandeira in Rio Grande do Sul, the two identical huts with an “A”-shaped structure frame the place known for its beautiful landscape.
Araraquara House by Caio Persighini Arquitetura
The Araraquara House project has a history and process somewhat unusual to the other projects we have developed. Initially, Araraquara House was conceived in a land configuration with different sizing and construction legislation from the current land.
Bento House by FCstudio
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.
Ramp House by Coelho Neto Arquitetura
The Ramp House is a project located in the interior of Paraná, Brazil. Located in a valley, the house offers a beautiful view and a sunset that is framed by the house.
Vergalhao Apartment by CoDA arquitetos
The focus of the renovation was the living room and kitchen space, which also included the integration with the balcony area, which was not often used by the couple.
Brisa Apartment, Brasilia / Elisa Albuquerque
While they wait for the much-anticipated apartment in the traditional superquadras in Brasilia, Andre and Phublio needed a home. A temporary home but, above all, a home.
Joy House by Studio Rodrigo Ferreira
Joy House is a project developed by Rodrigo Ferreira, a talented young architect from central Brazil, deeply connected to the integration of nature and design and to a particular stylish use of light.