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Denilson Machado photography

Denilson Machado is a professional architectural photographer based in in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

DC Penthouse / Magarão + Lindenberg Arq

DC Penthouse / Magarão + Lindenberg Arq

A linear 485m² penthouse in Leblon, a noble discrict of Rio de Janeiro’s southern zone, with a 360°panorama view. This was Maurício Magarão and Alice Lindenberg’s starting point to develop a daring project that redistributed spaces

Some curiosities of this project that are worth highlighting: • The apartment needed to be easy to maintain and to suit the busy life of the resident. Therefore, the option for woody porcelain tiles. • The cobogós for closing the service area are original and have been maintained, adding more charm to the project. • The boiseries on the wall are elements that the client had at the family home and wanted to bring to his first apartment. • The metalwork shelf is all plug-in and can be disassembled. Altogether, the project took two months to be elaborated and six months to be executed, including the work and the decoration.

Flamengo Apartment / Nop Arquitetura

When the young client (single, in his 30s) arrived at the NOP Office Architecture, the architects Lívia Ornellas and Philippe Nunes saw the possibility of innovating.

Chez Vous Apartment by TN Arquitetura

Chez Vous Apartment / TN Arquitetura

The Chez Vous apartment, in Moema – SP, stands out for its’ delicacy and subtlety. The young entrepreneurs couple came to TN Arquitetura with the desire of adding their personalities and optimizing the apartments spaces, making it more cozy and practical.

Open-Floor Family Home in Campinas Instills Peacefulness 1

Open-Floor Family Home in Campinas Instills Peacefulness

The main intention of this open-floor family home project was to incorporate the external spaces into the social spaces of the house, bringing nature to the living areas. To enable this integration between spaces without losing privacy in the most intimate areas of the house, the main divisions between spaces were made through slatted wood folding doors.

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