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The project for MSA House, located in the Terras de São José II condominium in the countryside of São Paulo, aimed to meet the clients' request, a couple with one child: a permeable, integrated, functional residence that takes advantage of the terrain, a slight slope, to enjoy the view of the valley. The project is designed by the architecture firm Raiz Arquitetura, led by architects and partners Alexandre Ferraz and Elias Souza, known for their portfolio of high-end homes along the coast and in the countryside of São Paulo. Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Giantomasi Leonardo Gian... More

The Quintal 1013 project emerged from the client's request to expand the barbecue area in the backyard of a typical 1970s/80s house: small stone tile flooring, a garden bench, a typical exposed brick barbecue, and a space surrounded by pots and plants. A space rich in history and affection was to be expanded while maintaining its original characteristics but also allowing for new gatherings and interactions. Victor Lucena Victor Lucena Victor Lucena A jacuzzi, a pool table, a boundary gate, conversation and lounging spaces, along with an abundance of plants, were crucial items requested by the client for this renovation. The intervention area was marked with Portuguese stone flooring, and the addition of a light metal canopy... More

In the heart of the rural area of ​​Southern Minas Gerais, on a plot embraced by a winding river, two pavilions emerge that seek to transcend the traditional concept of a house. It's not merely a space to inhabit internally, but rather to be lived symbiotically with the surrounding nature, from outside to inside. Manuel Sá Manuel Sá Manuel Sá The project is divided into two distinct pavilions in terms of use, the first one dedicated to celebration and gathering, housing the most social functions, and facing the pool. The second pavilion, closer to the forest and the river, evokes moments of calmness and introspection, accommodating the intimate program. However, both share the same purpose of offering a... More

Three overlapping volumes, built in exposed concrete, natural stone and metal structure, give life to Casa K: designed to be the temple of a family that dreamed of waking up and spending their days overlooking the sunset. Located on a lot overlooking the valley, Casa K has a very peculiar feature: exit to two streets. The topography of the land, with a slope from left to right and front to back, made it possible to distribute it over three floors. Marcelo Donadussi Marcelo Donadussi On the front facade of Casa K, we worked on privacy associated with natural light through wooden louvres. Pedestrian access is via a large staircase that reaches the horizontal social area. This accommodates a living room, dining room and gourmet spa... More