ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Brazil’E+S House in Louveira, Brazil by Aresto ArquiteturaMonday, October 23rd, 2017Article source: Aresto Arquitetura The single storey house of 294 m² is designed for a couple with adult sons who visit their parents frequently. With an \”L\” shaped plan, the main goals of the project were to make a home accessible, easy to maintain and simple to build.
Parque Científico e Tecnológico do Vale do Taquari – Tecnovates in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil by Tartan Arquitetura e UrbanismoFriday, October 20th, 2017Article source: Tartan Arquitetura e Urbanismo The town of Lajeado is an exponent in food production, with a large number of business in this economic sector. This makes it a suitable place to houses Vale do Taquari Science and Technology Park  Image Courtesy © Marcelo Donadussi
Rio da Várzea House in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil by 151 Office ArquiteturaWednesday, October 18th, 2017Article source: 151 Office Arquitetura The initial aim of this project was the creation of a space that would unite indoors with outdoors, without losing privacy. Due to the limitation of the land (360m2), the idea was to ensure the best use of the spac-es, considering the angle of the sun. It is a large residence, with a social area fully connected to the ex-ternal area. The absence of walls and the use of frames ensures the full use of the natural light. In addi-tion, both the plate glass as well as the extension of the upper floor over the lower floor ensures better thermal comfort. Energy saving was also considered an essential factor for this project, such that, in all areas, LED lighting technology was used.  Image Courtesy © Marcelo Donadussi
Rio das Contas House in Xangri-lá, Brazil by 151 OFFICE ARQUITETURATuesday, October 10th, 2017Article source: 151 OFFICE ARQUITETURA The initial idea for this project, on the Xangri-lá beach, was to give the air of a rural house located on the beach, using a considerable area of the land. In order to meet the owner’s expectations, who like an open house without losing privacy, all of the faces of the social area were designed as a part of the ex-ternal area. In addition, natural light and cross ventilation were used with the aim of avoiding the use of air conditioning. Energy saving was also optimized with the use of LED technology in all ambients. The concrete walls, beyond creating an inequivalent brute and rustic appearance, offer advantages regarding the temperature and low maintenance.  Image Courtesy © Marcelo Donadussi
Monday Fitness Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil by Vasco Lopes arquiteturaMonday, October 9th, 2017Article source: Vasco Lopes arquitetura Building constructed for the specific use of a fitness center. It was built over columns (pilotis) used as parking place. The reception and administrative areas are located on the ground floor; the dressing, body-building and cardiovascular rooms on the first floor; and on the second floor are situated the fight, multi-use and bike rooms. The materials and colors are pallets of grey, wood and orange. Natural light is captured on the facade and through zenithal illumination. Special attention was given to illumination and visual communication. The façade faces a busy avenue, and makes use of the volumes of the building and of the grey and orange colors to stand out in the urban setting.  Image Courtesy © Maira Acayaba
Granja Julieta House in São Paulo, Brazil by JAMELO ARQUITETURAThursday, October 5th, 2017Article source: JAMELO ARQUITETURA The house is located in a quiet residential neighbourhood in the south of the city of São Paulo, very close to a beautiful square widely used by local residents. Embedded into an urban lot, the residence is composed by a single volume that has been placed in the frontal part of the terrain leaving room for a large rear garden. Apart from the pedestrian entrance, by the street there’s only a parking spot for two cars and, behind a side green wall, the small uncovered service area.  Image Courtesy © Nelson Kon
Brazilian single storey house in Brazil by Aresto ArquiteturaWednesday, October 4th, 2017Article source: Aresto Arquitetura The single storey house of 294 m² is designed for a couple with adult sons who visit their parents frequently. With an \”L\” shaped plan, the main goals of the project were to make a home accessible, easy to maintain and simple to build.  Image Courtesy © Aresto Arquitetura
Franca House in Brasília, Brazil by BLOCO Arquitetos AssociadosWednesday, October 4th, 2017Article source: BLOCO Arquitetos Associados The Franca House is located in na urban plot in one of the residential areas in Brasília, Brazil, called Lago Norte (North Lake). Here the recent low in the rent prices and the estabilization in the prices of the land have favoured a change in the neighborhood´s dwellers profile. The settlement of young families with children besides the occupation of the houses by new residential programs such as student shared houses have increased the density of inhabitants. In our view this transformation creates a new opportunity to reactivate the idea of the house as an extension of the city and vice-versa, which is a way of seeing the public space that was usual for the families that lived there in decades before. Therefore the fundamental idea of the project was to create a strong possibility of connection between the public space (the street) and the private space (the house).  Image Courtesy © BLOCO Arquitetos Associados
Portonave auditorium in Navegantes, Brazil by Schiavello Architects OfficeTuesday, October 3rd, 2017Article source: Schiavello Architects Office Brazil: a new area of the Harbour of Navegantes inaugurated by the young Italian Studio \”Schiavello Architects Office\” and its Brazilian partner \”Canhadas Bottarelli Arquitetura\” The \”Portonave\” Company has opened a new area of the Harbour of Navegantes, in Brazil, one of the nation’s largest private commercial ports owned by the Company itself. The Project of expansion, taking its name from the abovementioned Company, has been planned by the \”Schiavello Architects Office\” and the \”Canhadas Bottarelli Arquitetura\” studios.  Image Courtesy © Schiavello Architects Office
Studio Pier 88 in São Paulo, Brazil by Pietro Terlizzi ArquiteturaTuesday, September 26th, 2017Article source: Pietro Terlizzi Arquitetura This 2000.00m² shed located in the neighborhood of Vila Leopoldina – São Paulo, near Marginal Pinheiros was used as a factory and warehouse for 50 years and was seen as a potential structure for a new function. The owners, who work in the midst of fashion and accustomed to travel to many cities working (mainly from the United States), have found that this type of structure, being transformed and used quite often as photo studios and especially In Los Angeles and New York.  Image Courtesy © Guilherme Pucci
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