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Moema Apartment / Ricardo Abreu Arquitetura

The Moema Apartment, designed by Ricardo Abreu Arquitetura, spans 148m² and was created for a Brazilian and English couple. After the birth of their first child, they required a larger living space. Their primary goal was to maintain the cozy, practical feel of their previous village house, while introducing versatile, open areas for entertaining.

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Baltazar Apartment / Felipe Carolo Arquitetura

Baltazar Apartment, designed by Felipe Carolo Arquitetura, sits in a neoclassical building in one of São Paulo’s most traditional neighborhoods. Adolpho Lindenberg originally designed the building, blending Brazilian warmth with French elegance.

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Il Carpaccio Restaurant / FJ55 Arquitetos

Il Carpaccio Restaurant accommodates 140 guests, offering a rich dining experience enhanced by a contemporary take on classic Italian architecture. The restrooms, adorned with paintings inspired by Italian frescoes and Brazilian flora, further add to the restaurant’s inviting atmosphere.

Campinas Apartment / Alexandre Dal Fabbro

Campinas Apartment / Alexandre Dal Fabbro

In the heart of Jardins, São Paulo, a sophisticated renovation project known as the Campinas Apartment has transformed an aging living space into a modern, airy, and functional home. Spearheaded by the talented architect Alexandre Dal Fabbro, with project management by Ana Luisa Abreu and collaboration from Mayara Marques

OLX Group's new headquarters by Alfa 2 Arquitetura

OLX Group Headquarters / Alfa 2 Arquitetura

Step into the future of office spaces at the OLX Group headquarters in São Paulo, Brazil. Designed by Alfa 2 Arquitetura, this cutting-edge workspace combines innovation, technology, and design for an inspiring work environment.

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200 sqm Apartment in São Paulo / Um Design Studio

Um Design Studio has masterfully redesigned a 200m² apartment in São Paulo, transforming it into a harmonious blend of brightness, color, and wood. The new layout enhances the integration of spaces, allowing natural light to flow effortlessly through the rooms, creating a comfortable and inviting environment.

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