CCB House, designed by Kiko Salomão + Tanaka Architects, is an architectural marvel that seamlessly integrates with the challenging local topography. The project optimizes a site with an 11-meter elevation difference, which is addressed by a concrete base that levels the terrain.
From the outset, Bernardes Arquitetura aimed to create GAK House as an integral part of its natural surroundings. The architects envisioned a home that not only complemented the landscape but also merged seamlessly with it.
Refugee Mantiqueira Mountains by AMFB Arquitetura is a striking example of contemporary architecture harmonizing with the natural beauty of Brazil’s Mantiqueira Mountain range. Conceived as a multifunctional “cabin” on a property in southern Minas Gerais, this 95-square-meter retreat serves as a support space, home office, and guest house
Discover the serene beauty of Maré House, a coastal residence in Xangri-Lá, Brazil. Designed by Studio Bloco Arquitetura, this architectural gem features inviting outdoor spaces and a seamless connection with nature.
Located in the serene countryside of São Paulo, Valência House is a meticulously designed summer retreat aimed at uniting family amidst the tranquility of nature. The central concept of the project is to foster a seamless integration between the natural environment and the interior of the residence, achieved through spacious and permeable social spaces.
Discover Casa Pôr, an architectural masterpiece by Studio Carlito and Renata Pascucci. Nestled in São Sebastião, Brazil, this 150m² house offers a perfect balance of sea views and lush nature.
Step into the world of Georgia House, an architectural gem in São Paulo City, Brazil. This stunning home is known for its clever use of space, natural lighting, and seamless connection to the garden.
Designed as a summer retreat for a young couple with two daughters from São Paulo, this residence is crafted to enhance their interests in reading, music, and gastronomy, while also providing ample outdoor space for entertaining friends.
