The CM house is designed to have a simple volume with personality. The idea is that the house would be developed in a single block, and that this monolithic volume would be broken up with some interventions on the facades. In addition, the choice of materials guarantees its elegance, Brazilianness and a certain simplicity, making it more cozy and inviting.

The clients' desire was for a house where the internal spaces were resolved in order to provide comfort to all of the family, while maintaining a more compact scale. Right on the facade, we realize that much of the program is resolved on the ground floor, with the basement reserved for the garage, laundry area, storage, utility room, and an office. This allows the intimate, common and leisure areas to be located on the ground floor. Still on the front facade, the solid volume of slatted wood is broken by the intersection of a second concrete box. Access is via a ramp that connects the house to the public promenade, passing through the beautiful front garden.

On the ground floor, the sectorization of the house is clear. To the right is the intimate sector, with four generous suites and a home, connected to the common sector of the house. In the center, a large living/dining room is integrated with the gourmet area, allowing greater visual permeability to the house, expanding the internal spaces.

To the left, a large kitchen connects with a pantry, and a service staircase that gives access to the lower floor. The large leisure area is marked by a swimming pool of sinuous volume, surrounded by exuberant landscaping, reinforcing the Brazilian character present in the soul of the project.

Team:
Architects: Leo Romano
Photographer: Edgard Cesar