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Bahia

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about bahia

Project • By TetroPrivate Houses

Txai Bungalow

Located in Itacaré, on the southern coast of Bahia, Txai Bungalow occupies an elevated slope facing the sea. From the site, the view opens almost 180 degrees over the ocean, above the existing palm and coconut trees. Isolated in the middle of nature, the house is organized through a direct relationship with the topography, the vegetation, and the climate. Lupércio Fotografia Lupércio Fotografia Lupércio Fotografia Lupércio Fotografia In this place, what matters is shade. The seawater, the coconut trees, and the light filtered through their leaves guided the main design decisions. This idea appears most clearly in the roof of the social space: a glass structure protects the room, while... More

Project • By Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban PlanningPrivate Houses

Casa Brise

Located in Praia do Forte, Bahia, the project was planned based on a proposal of earth tones so that the house would blend in with the colors of the surrounding nature. The facade is composed of large panels of frames, pergolas, and decorative panels, all in wood. Manuel Sá Manuel Sá Manuel Sá Manuel Sá As wood is the predominant material, natural wood is a present element in almost every room of the house, whether in the frames, slatted ceilings, decks, or through the furniture. Manuel Sá Manuel Sá Manuel Sá Manuel Sá This project is characterized not only by the parametric wooden facade elements but also by innovative window solutions, such a... More

Project • By Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban PlanningHousing

Casa Pérgola

“Casa Pérgola” was created from the clients need of ample space to receive friends and family. Large balconies are a key feature of this family orientated home. With contemporary style, driven by tropical architecture and open spaces, the house benefits from blurred interior and exterior boundaries. The maximum use of natural light and ventilation were also key drivers.  Manuel Sá The construction project was designed to adapt to its natural landscape through the use of natural materials, like wood and stone and also by adding neutral colours to the facades, creating a real gem in its surroundings. Manuel Sá The design approach was based on a modular architecture, incorporating generous balc... More