Curitiba

Designing row houses involves concepts such as modulation, repetition and standardization. This model, very present in the urban landscape of Curitiba, is usually represented by two-story houses with roofs, arranged side by side, which do not formally communicate with each other. When we received the demand from the client and builder, we faced the challenge of materializing a formal unity by combining seven distinct residences without losing the identity and individuality of each house. Eduardo Macarios Eduardo Macarios Since the rectangular plot has the shortest front facing the street, the layout was arranged in two perpendicular lines to the longer side of the lot, with three units facing the street and four facing the backya... More

With contemporary language,  has a sober essence and, at the same time, is relaxed and stylish. To ensure a harmonic atmosphere between the differentenvironments, the strategy was to adopt linear shapes and wood panels that, in addition to unifying the rooms, ensured greater tude and feeling of space. The floor of the intimate area it's Tauri wood and kitchen countertop in Dekton illustrate that choice. The furniture made to order, with lacquer and MDF finish wood, add sophistication and warmth. In the kitchen, stand out the gray glass  and the stone with a shiny finish. And in the bathrooms, the contrast appears on the tiles white and dark blue or porcelain tiles that imitates wood. More