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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Barão de Pirapitingui Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil by Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

 
January 13th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

The apartment is located at a Botti Rubinʼs building. With brutalist architecture, the construction is a typical example of the paulista architectural school production from mid 1960ʼs.

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

  • Architects: Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto
  • Project: Barão de Pirapitingui Apartment
  • Location: Pirapitingui Building – são paulo . sp . brasil
  • Photography: Raul Fonseca
  • Team: Luiza Orsini
  • Built área: 300,00 m2
  • year: 2011

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

The main concepts of the intervention in this 300 sqm residence were: the wide use of raw concrete, restituting this essential element of the architecture of the building; and the spatial rearrangement in order to make use of the open floor space from the original project.

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Thus, new exposed concrete pieces, like partition, tabletops and sinks, were inserted and the previous concrete of the slabs and beams, which have been coated, were recovered. In addition, by reconfiguring the partition walls, a fluid circulation was created, which allowed to define clearly the bedrooms volume, the kitchen box and the social area open space.

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

The raw concrete box, in which the kitchen is located, was placed in the middle of the open living room and can be closed by translucent glass doors. The bedrooms configure a nucleus, finished with colorful lacquer panels, granting luminosity and color to the whole ambient.

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

A monolithic floor finishing was adopted in order to amplify the sensation of a continuous space, the limits of which were defined by using sliding doors that can be transparent or shaded depending on the function of each area.

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Raul Fonseca

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

Image Courtesy © Felipe Rodrigues Arquiteto

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