The Muxarabi Suite was named in a tribute at the wooden lattice that appears on all balconies of this beautiful commercial building designed by the Arch. Milton Ramos.
The design of this small studio of just over 30m2, was based on the premise of integrating the environments. The delimitation between them is only due to the furniture and the terracotta painting of the kitchen and the entrance hall.
In this way, natural light invades the apartment and the integration conveys a feeling of spaciousness in the studio.
Ananda is the name set by Stemmer Rodrigues for its new house project in Eldorado do Sul (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil). Ananda means supreme bliss, a common term widely used in hinduism. The choice directly refers to the owner’s wish of transforming her house into a bright space to live in and to receive students for yoga and meditation classes.
The house located in Orla do Rio Doce, in Governador Valadares, Minas Gerais, has 365m² and was built for a couple with three children, a 10-year-old girl, a four-year-old girl and a six-month-old baby. It is a very united family that likes to gather friends at home to enjoy leisure time. They are souvenir collectors, love poetry and value every moment together.
Article source: Studio Luiz Veneziano De Arquitetura
Located in a gated community in São José do Rio Preto (São Paulo, Brazil), this house is the result of the work carried out by Studio Luiz Veneziano de Arquitetura. The project sought to solve the challenges proposed by its future owner: an uncluttered program, no excesses, a low-maintenance house, but which also incorporates outdoor spaces, perhaps as a large terrace, where they could comfortably host friends and relatives – and all this within a limited budget. The proposal intelligently integrated the indoor spaces with exits to the outside part of the house, making the most of natural light and ventilation.
This 900m² project is located in Vitória, one of the most elegant and valued urban areas in Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil. A complete renovation of the interior architecture was carried out, with new distributions of the environments and all the decoration.
In the new residence, the family already felt privileged to use the spaces in an uninterrupted manner, covering the 900m² flats. Architect David Bastos understood the individual needs of each one, as well as, because they are surrounded by many friends, the social areas spaces were dedicated to meeting the demand for large and small receptions, combining comfort and good distribution.
The renovation project for this 504m² residence, located in São Paulo – Brazil, consisted of a general overhaul of spaces in order to integrate and connect living spaces. It was developed for a couple with two teenage children, who have an intense social life, and aimed to make the rooms more integrated and the house open to the garden, in order to frame the landscape and bring more life and natural light to the interior of the house.
The original plant, cut and segmented, compromised the amplitude desired by the residents. The main action of architecture was to clean up the excesses and make openings at strategic points, to make the volume more interesting. The absence of a striking architectural style gave the professionals freedom to create a new face for the property, with a contemporary air.
The project located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, has 260m² and was developed for a young couple. Because it is a house where they intend to live for a long period, they were looking for a timeless style, but one that had personality. To meet these requests, architects Fabiana Silveira and Patrícia de Palma opted to use materials that would talk to each other on all floors.
This duplex apartment, located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, has 161 m² and is located in a building of IdeaZarvos, a São Paulo developer that develops high-end residential and commercial projects.
The property that had already been inhabited, received a very special attention so that the new project would look like the new residents, a young couple, with a small son and a dog. With a modern and cool style, customers wanted cozy and personality environments.
This house, located in São Paulo, Brazil, has 730m² and belongs to journalist Monica Salgado, who had just left an apartment in search of a house that would provide her with more spacious spaces, contact with nature and freedom to relax with much more comfort. The client’s request was to obtain cozy environments, with touches of color, that followed a romantic and vintage line, a style that defines her personality a lot.
The house, which was previously more rustic, did not please the resident, who hired architect Ana Rozenblit, from the Spaço Interior office, to reformulate all interior design. As there was no need for a break-break, the starting point was to invest in a creative, versatile and original decoration that would take advantage of the furniture that the client wanted to bring from the apartment.
The initial demand for the project was the construction of a set of single-family terraced houses in an allotment in the expansion area of the city of Sobral, located in the semi-arid region of Ceará. When analyzing the 25 lots of the project, it was noticed that its diversity – 11 lots of 175.00 m2, 13 lots of 210 m2 and 01 lot of 275.00 m2 – allowed for variation in the solutions. Thus, the proposal resulted in two projects: the MBV2 Houses and the MBV2 Mixed Building.
About the MBV2 Houses, the projects dealt with two distinct areas: private, referring to the solution of the residence itself, and public, since the complex acquires an urban complex scale.
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