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Forest and garden

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Project • By Königsberger Vannucchi Arquitetos AssociadosPrivate Houses

São Francisco Xavier House

The São Francisco Xavier House, built for Gianfranco Vannucchi and Lilian Ring, with architecture by Königsberger Vannucchi, is situated on a steeply sloped terrain, offering views of Serra da Mantiqueira in São Francisco Xavier, a district of São José dos Campos.  Pedro Vanucchi Pedro Vanucchi On the first floor, the residence is divided into three distinct blocks. The two side blocks are designated for the bedrooms and their respective bathrooms, covered by gardened slabs that integrate with the local vegetation. The central block, with a wooden shingle roof, houses the social living space, including the fireplace area and the balcony. A slight inclination of the south block enhances the op... More

Project • By WOS ArchitectsRestaurants

Mitbury the Public House

     Located between the Mae Rim-Samoeng Road and the Mae Sa River, the project envisions a small café where customers can enjoy the natural surroundings. The aim is to keep the buildings as compact as necessary, prioritizing outdoor spaces under the shade of existing trees, avoiding any encroachment on the river, and preserving the original large trees. The site’s unique features include a low-lying valley significantly below road level, gently sloping down to the riverbank. Prueksakun Kornudom Prueksakun Kornudom Prueksakun Kornudom      Given these conditions, the designers opted to place the entire structure near the roadside embankment, leaving gaps to preserve existing trees.... More

Project • By Stephan Maria LangPrivate Houses

House LW27

In high class residential area, a large volume residence had to be constructed on a relatively small site. Next to a giant outdoor pool there was almost no space for a garden. So, the idea was to put the garden onto the roof and work close to the concept of a zero-seal house which means the sealed areas are given back to nature on the rooftop. Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm The borders of the side are hidden by a whole series of newly planted canopying trees, which provide natural Sun protection.  Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm Sebastian Kolm On ground level an open floor plan flows freely from east to west... More