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Walway House in Brumadinho, Brazil by Tetro Arquitetura

Monday, February 17th, 2020

Article source: Tetro Arquitetura

The Walway House is divided into three blocks spread across the land, só as not to interfere with the forest and preserve the topography. The blocks are interconnected by wooden decks. The upper deck emerges from the back, crosses the house, and becomes a walkway nine meters from the ground to integrate with the tree tops.

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Architects: Tetro Arquitetura
Project: Walway House
Location: Brumadinho, Brazil

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HC house in Brumadinho, Brazil by João Diniz Architecture

Wednesday, January 3rd, 2018

Article source: João Diniz Architecture

The HC house is part of a master plan for a small family community on a semi-rural area in the mountains around Belo Horizonte, Brasil.

The house is the initial construction of a set of buildings, already designed and to be built, including, besides it, a central kitchen, three small individual houses, a space for yoga practice and physiotherapy and garage.

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Architects: João Diniz Architecture
Project: HC house
Location: Mãe Terra Condo, Brumadinho, MG, Brazil
Photography: Bel Diniz
Software used: Autocad, SketchUp and hand Drawings
Team: José Baccarini, Igor Hermont, Jessica Neves. architects
Other Collaborators: Builder: Claudio Rocha, eng.
Total Built Area (m2): 146,00 m2
Year of completion: 2016

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MIGUEL RIO BRANCO GALLERY – INHOTIM in Brumadinho, Brasil by Arquitetos Associados

Saturday, September 6th, 2014

Article source: Arquitetos Associados

INHOTIM
”Inhotim is a unique site that offers a broad ensemble of art works, displayed outdoors as well as in both temporary and permanent galleries, all located inside a Botanical Garden of extraordinary beauty. The landscaping was originally inspired by famed architect and landscape artist Roberto Burle Marx (1909-1994), and rare plant species are distributed in an esthetically pleasing manner throughout an estate which also sports five lakes and a preserved forest area.