Pedro Kok is a São Paulo-based architectural photographer and filmmaker whose work combines still imagery and motion to explore how people inhabit and perceive spaces.
He collaborates with renowned architects, exhibitions, and publications across Brazil and internationally, documenting projects that range from houses and cultural institutions to installations and visual essays.
LOCATION: São Paulo, Brazil
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Located in São Paulo’s Brooklin neighborhood, Manguatá Building by Terra e Tuma Arquitetos Associados explores how compact urban housing can coexist harmoniously with the city. The project features 22 apartments ranging from 46 to 84 m², distributed…
The Morumbi House by Terra e Tuma Arquitetos Associados is a masterclass in precision and site sensitivity. Designed to harmonize with São Paulo’s distinctive topography, the residence sits transversely on its plot, set back from the street…
Nestled at the foot of a lush mountain and almost invisible against the backdrop of the sea, Patios House by Studio mk27 exemplifies architectural harmony with its surroundings. A thin slab cleverly divides the green of the…
The Patio Guapuruvu Hous was designed to minimize impact on the landscape, whether through the use of excavated soil to build the rammed earth walls or the choice of sustainably sourced wood.
The colourful environment in the AML apartment enhances the national culture, using traditional elements such as the tile and the ceramic panel signed by the artist Alexandre Mancini.
Dwelling implies movement and stillness. In this house, we wanted to give the same hierarchy to both the places of passage and those of permanence, arranged around or through different patios and gardens.
In this project, the design of the house comes with some special conditions of the place where it is inserted, a garden neighborhood in the city of São Paulo. The flat and wide ground found by the family…
The Box House, located in a residential neighborhood of low verticalization in the city of São Paulo, was designed for a young architect (Flavio Castro), to himself.
Kana Filmes Offices is a project completed by AR Arquitetos in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The project sought to keep the identity of an old São Paulo facade, forcefully highlighting the new interventions with black metal elements.
