The Rasa Beach House, designed by Roberto Aracri in collaboration with a skilled interior design team, is more than a home—it’s a celebration of the Búzios coastline and the lifestyle it inspires. For the owners, a Rio de Janeiro-based couple with adult children, this house represents the fulfillment of a long-held dream: a retreat where they can unwind, host loved ones, and connect with the serene beauty of the sea.
Nestled atop a mountain in Pinto Bandeira, Rio Grande do Sul, the Vale da Lua Cabin was born from a couple’s dream of creating a serene retreat. With breathtaking views of the Rio das Antas winding through the valley below, this minimalist cabin serves as a tranquil escape.
Nestled in the Vespasiano region, Casa 27 reflects its unique setting amidst the lush Atlantic Forest. Designed for a family with a pre-teen and a baby, the residence balances openness and privacy, integrating modern living with the surrounding natural landscape. The home’s layout emphasizes connection—with nature, between family members, and within its spaces—creating a sanctuary tailored to the family’s lifestyle.
In the vibrant city of São Paulo, Architect Bya Ribeiro and Dua Arquitetura turned a 34m² apartment into a haven of style and functionality. Designed for a young client stepping into their first solo living experience, the project balances warmth and modernity, reflecting the client’s unique personality.
Exploring the individualities of being, what we are, and how we relate to the world, Ana Weege presents, in her third participation at CASACOR São Paulo, “Âmago Studio”, a space that addresses ancestry, love and belonging.
Integration was the keyword and main concept for the development of this project, located in Curitiba, Paraná. Responding to the request of the owners, a couple who enjoy entertaining, architect Jorge Elmor, from Estúdio Elmor, transformed a segmented duplex, with a traditional layout, into a spacious and integrated apartment.
FQ House, designed by Rodra Architecture, represents a transformation that is much more than just a change of address. For the owners, who previously split their lives between São Paulo and New York in urban apartments, the move marked a significant shift.
Architects Carolina Rauen and Larissa Garbers of Rauen Garbers Arquitetura designed the Cechinel Headquarters for Construtora e Incorporadora Cechinel in Balneário Camboriú, Brazil. This 813m² office blends modern sophistication with a strong connection to its seaside surroundings, incorporating coastal views into its design.
