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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.

JK House in Pato Branco, Brazil by Michel Macedo Arquitetos

 
July 31st, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Composed by two fundamental aspects: structural design and nature, this house merges building elements into a beautiful valley landscape in Paraná state in Brazil, interrelating the geographical aspect and the local topography.

Implemented as a stone inserted into the landscape, the raised ground floor on a single plateau is bounded by a concrete wall at a more private level relative to the street, adding the pool at its edge minimizing landfill impact.

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  • Architects: Michel Macedo Arquitetos
  • Project: JK House
  • Location: Branco, Brazil
  • Photography: Eduardo Macarios
  • Project Team: Analu Lucatelli, Carolina Rietter, Nivaldo Pontel Junior
  • Engineering: Plana Engenharia / Bolt Protensão
  • Project Team: Analu Lucatelli, Carolina Rietter, Nivaldo Pontel Junior
  • Engineering: Plana Engenharia / Bolt Protensão
  • Area: 377 m²
  • Project Year: 2017

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

The design of the structure that rests on this stone is positioned in a way so that the premise of the proposal could it be revealed in the access as a sculptural piece that unites structure and architecture, keeping the natural concrete with strong appeal to the local techniques . The prestressed concrete technology available on the market with the avant-garde desire, results in the overlapping of two large slabs with cantilevers that explore the technique and project onto the ground large shaded areas. In addition, the spatiality is delimited by the position of the complementary structural elements: two columns walls parallel to the facade are the lateral closures that guide the views to the exterior landscape.

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Two floors organize the project. At the ground level, the living spaces are integrated into a large wooden deck by the pool, providing appropriation of use in a flexible way, and at the upper level are accommodated the intimate spaces, with rooms facing the east where the sun rises and the valley is showed.

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Eduardo Macarios

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

Image Courtesy © Michel Macedo Arquitetos

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