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.
The composition articulates the base, which mainly shelters the social and leisure environments, and the body, the intimate ones. Two subtractions were performed on the ground floor volume, to delimit the car shelter and the balcony, respectively.…
In the renovation project for this 770m2 duplex apartment in São Paulo, we sought to meet the residents’ desire to have the main rooms integrated, visually permeable, and connected.
Bela Vista House is the result of the intersections between apparently divergent housing types: a patio house laid out in a square plan; and superimposed linear blocks inserted in the topography by carefully located retaining walls.
The LP Apartment in Rio de Janeiro is a refined residence that celebrates both art and landscape. With sweeping views of Leblon Beach and the surrounding mountains, the apartment was designed to integrate an extensive art collection…
Attending the property owners’ briefing, a couple which lives in the MW apartment with one of their daughters, the intimate area holds two suites and the master suite, with two closets and interconnected bathrooms.
The JSL House was designed from the idea of connection – visual, privileging the view to the sea; and living and leisure spaces.
Designed for a young couple, lovers of design and art, the 440m2 apartment in Curitiba seeks to consolidate itself as a suspended house, in which the exterior is an expansion of the interior and vice versa.
The Yellowbrick House – made for a couple with two kids – is inserted on a terrain with two sides facing an extensive preservation area in Alphaville, São Paulo. This characteristic allowed for the implantation of the…
Sitting on the top of a hill where a preexisting property was located, the Asa House (‘asa’ is the Portuguese word for wing) entirely rebuilt the relationship between site and building.
