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The renovation of Riviera Apartment began with the desire to transform the everyday experience of a young couple through a more open, welcoming, and fluid living space. The main challenge was to strengthen the connection between the living and dining areas while preserving the privacy of the home office. The project responds to this condition through a wooden partition that becomes the main architectural element of the intervention. It organizes the social area, defines different degrees of privacy, and creates a clear transition between collective and more secluded spaces. João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi Its warm materiality contrasts with the neutral palette that characterizes... More

Banca Padre Pio is a 60-square-meter restaurant in downtown Curitiba, conceived around a simple spatial gesture: gathering. Located in an area of intense pedestrian movement, particularly at lunchtime, the project transforms a former restaurant into a compact dining space organized around a large communal table. The challenge was to accommodate a significant number of people while preserving comfortable circulation and creating a gentle interior in contrast with the pace of the surrounding city. João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi João Vitor Sarturi The restaurant’s concept takes the communal refectories of old monasteries as a spatia... More

Remodeling projects present a unique opportunity: they not only refresh a space's appearance but also update its original design to extend its lifespan. The design we developed for this apartment addresses the residents' needs and balances functionality with a contemporary and sophisticated style. Jaime Navarro The spacious living-dining area allowed for the integration of an office, defined by partition walls that organize the space without disrupting visual continuity. The transition between areas was achieved by interrupting one of the walls before reaching the ceiling and complementing it with a screen that maintains permeability. Jaime Navarro The playroom/TV room, conceived as a study and recreation space for the youngest,... More

333 StK is a mid-rise residential development on St Kilda Road, where contemporary apartment living is built around greenery, light, and the Australian instinct to be outside. The concept reaches back to the distinctly Australian idea that home extends beyond four walls into open air and greenery — here translated into generous sunrooms, climbing plants, and private outdoor spaces along one of Melbourne's most iconic boulevards, tree-lined, tram-threaded, a few minutes from the bay.The architecture by Rothelowman features a curvilinear form that echoes the nearby coastal landscape, accompanied by a materials palette that is texturally rich yet understated. Greenery is woven into the exterior, softening the building's presence on the s... More

The vela house is divided into three distinct blocks. On the top, a tray which seeks for sunlight. In the middle, the voids that connect the front to the back woods.  TETRO TETRO Finally, the bottom that relates to the ground, where stepping on the grass is essential. TETRO TETRO TETRO More