Nestled in the heart of Rumson, New Jersey, the Transitional Family Home seamlessly blends classic architectural charm with contemporary interior design. From the moment you step through the front door, you’ll notice how thoughtful spatial planning and an abundance of natural light work together to create a warm, airy environment that feels both timeless and fresh.
In his first participation at CASACOR São Paulo, architect Rodra delves into his origins with “Potiguar Studio”, a space imbued with references to his homeland, Rio Grande do Norte. For the 38th edition of the exhibition, themed “Sowing Dreams,” he has conceived a project profoundly inspired by the cultural richness of Brazil’s Northeast
Windy Gap Residence by Altura Architects nestles quietly into Town Mountain Road’s rugged terrain, offering an understated yet sophisticated retreat. By embracing a low-profile form and dark exterior palette, the home remains largely hidden from view while capturing breathtaking mountain vistas from within.
Nestled behind a textured brick façade on a leafy suburban street, Willoughby House by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture reimagines the typical two-storey home as an expansive, single-level retreat. By combining privacy from the street with generous indoor–outdoor connections, the design balances security, light, and spacious living in equal measure.
Designed by MUUK Architecture, the Mountainside Residence perches gracefully on a sloping lot in Bromont’s mountainous region. Moreover, this private home embraces a restrained modernist approach, blending durability and warmth while fostering an intimate connection with the forested site.
Blatto Boat redefines tiny-home living by transforming an existing hull into a fully integrated Floating On Water Residence (FOWR). Measuring a slender 12’×40’, this houseboat packs every feature of a conventional home into a compact, nautically engineered space.
In his third participation at CASACOR and second in São Paulo, architect Natan Gil unveils Loft Whispers of the Mountains—a 90 m² sanctuary nestled in a heritage‐listed building at Parque da Água Branca. Here, clean lines and a neutral palette serve as a silent stage, allowing nature, memory, and sculptural furniture to tell an evocative story.
Nestled on a narrow peninsula, the Morris Cove guest house by Bates Masi + Architects transforms a family’s love for their waterfront site into a sustainable, experiential retreat. Not only does this design celebrate spectacular views, but it also addresses erosion, flood risk, and water quality in thoughtful, tangible ways.
Beatriz Quinelato’s “Sopro” transforms a 1930s building within Parque da Água Branca into a 45 m² sanctuary that balances heritage and innovation. As part of her fourth CASACOR São Paulo collaboration, Quinelato invites visitors to slow down, breathe, and renew—echoing this year’s “Sowing Dreams” theme—through thoughtful material choices, fluid layouts, and a palette inspired by nature.
