Flying House in São Carlos, Brazil by Raquel Pelosi Arquitetura e Design Visual

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The simplicity of the shapes and the clean volume without any information made it possible to create a mini-release in the facade block, making it free from the ground a few centimeters. And those six inches so small by such an important building turned out to be giant and named the project Flying House.
With the idea of ​​the maximum openness to the garden, sliding wooden brises are fundamental because they allow to natural light illuminate the areas and filter the sun. The priority of the clients was a good living area, and with this premise the house has fully mixed internal and external areas, they can mix or separate when the sliding doors are closed.

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• Architects: Raquel Pelosi Arquitetura e Design Visual
• Project: Flying House
• Location: São Carlos, Brazil
• Photography: FAVARO JUNIOR
• Residencial Project Team: Raquel Pelosi, Mila Ricetti, Daniele Giacomeli.
• Construction Company: Capaz Construtora
• Finishing and joinery: Raquel Pelosi
• Area: 362 m2
• Year: 2018

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Doors collapse and hide in wall sandwiches making the whole house fluid. But when requested, they can isolate the residence. Same thought for the kitchen panel: when open, it is possible to forget that there is closure between the areas. When collected, a wooden skin covers the entire face and closes the kitchen.

The stair/sculpture has three functions: 1- Lead to the upper floor; 2- Decorate the room; 3- Wrap the powder room under the stair. Because it is open and in the heart of the house, visual simplicity has been sought: wooden-lined suspended steps that extend to a ground-floor shelf, colorless glass railing and nothing more.

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Tags: Brazil, São Carlos

Categories: House, Residential

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