Blocked walls block in the air atmosphere of the house in Brazil

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Project details:

Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil

From architect: “Due to the large sizes of the conspiracy, the project is conceived from the beginning as a floors one-storey house, composed of separate quantities divided with small gardens and connected with covered circulation. The house can be understood as the opposite of construction materials, where every element is presented in its extreme performance and can be clearly understood in its specific function. The project follows the logic of the Assembly, which becomes obviously in built work.

“The House is divided into Seven Volumes, Separated by Garden Recesses. The La Houses The Living area, Which Houses The Living Room, Kitchen, and a Veranda with a barbecue area. This Block Is Connected to Three Volumes, Each Containing Two Suites, By A Long Corridor. A Wall Made of Hollow Ceramic Elements Runs Along The Entire Length of the Circulation Path, Protecting IT from Rain and Allowing Cross-ventilation in All Rooms Connected by The Corridor. From The Living Room Veranda, The Pool Area Can Be Accessed by Walking Through Garden on Elevated Platforms Clad in White Itaúnas Granite. Under The Pool’s Sundeck Is Sauna, Which Opens Up To The View Of The Side Opens The Reservoir, Separated From The Other Blocks By The Hollow Brick Wall, Are Two Additional Volumes: One Containing A Game And TV Room, and another for services, with kitchen, laundry area and related facilities. The project is based on the intersection of two perpendicular axes: the circulation axis connects the bedrooms and a TV / game and a TV room and a service line and barbecue and barbecue.

“The house has two main facades with contrasting features, which delivers the longestimal ceramic elements that cross the entire length of the building. It is fully enclosed with anodized aluminum frames and clear glass. In the bedrooms, in bedrooms. In the bedrooms, in the bedrooms. Bedrooms. Installed, which protect the internal spaces of sun exposure and insects while enabling ventilation.

“Wherever possible, We Sought to Combine Constructive. Few Finishes Were Used, and We Aimed to work with materials in a way that highlights Their Unique Characteristics. The Wooden Structure is Always Exposed. The White Thermo-Acoustic Roof tiles are visible from the interior. Except for the Wet Areas, The Flooring Throughout The House is weak, which has been polished to resemble terrazzo but more economical, as the need for screed and additional finishing materials appears from combination These several constructive elements and selected furniture, which is simple and comfortable. “