Built on a narrow shared lot in San Isidro, near the Río de la Plata, the project was conceived as an exploration of the relationship between architecture, landscape, and everyday life.
In times of global warming in the already warm countryside of São Paulo, the concept was straightforward: merge the structure with brise-soleil and build as little as possible to meet the program requirements, maximizing the green area and leaving it free of constructions. To prevent this architectural approach from becoming too rigid and predictable, "curves" […]
The project proposes a space that belongs to its setting, an architecture that dissolves among the trees and recognizes the landscape by integrating with the existing vegetation. The roof merges with the canopy, creating an environment perceived as a forest, where the architecture accompanies and enhances the site's natural conditions.