ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Minas Gerais’Apartment Andre in Minas Gerais, Brazil by Dobra ArquiteturaSunday, January 1st, 2023Article source: Dobra Arquitetura The transformation this property has undergone is certainly impressive. The ground floor apartment already had a super spacious private area, but it was barren and neglected. The interior was quite dark, with closed, small and poorly ventilated rooms.  Image Courtesy © Dentro Fotografia
IC Residence in Minas Gerais, Brazil by Anastasia ArquitetosThursday, December 8th, 2022Article source: Anastasia Arquitetos The IC Residence is located in the city of Lagoa Santa, Minas Gerais. The land, measuring 5,000 m², is a relatively gentle slope, where the street-facing facade faces east. Solar orientation was a determining factor for the implantation of the house, located in a very hot region, where sun protection is essential. As it is a weekend residence, leisure is a priority, special attention was given to the configuration of the outdoor spaces, and the way in which the architecture gives scale to these spaces. Although the plot is of considerable size, there is little residual space, most of the plot is usable. In this aspect, the interaction with the landscape project, by Luis Carlos Orsini, was fundamental.  Image Courtesy © Anastasia Arquitetos
Casa Pasargada in Minas Gerais, Brasil by Bernardo Horta Arquiteto + Meius ArquiteturaSaturday, June 27th, 2020Article source: Bernardo Horta Arquiteto + Meius Arquitetura The house is located in a condominium in Nova Lima, a county in the metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte, 25 km from the capital of Minas Gerais. Its simple volume is composed of two rectangular boxes with identical dimensions and external coverings that overlap by a perpendicular design. The contrast between the construction and the presence of the landscape delimits the built space and appropriates the scenery without competing with nature, however assuming human intervention. The green of the vegetation and the blue of the sky transform the landscape and surround the house that permeates the spaces. The large openings frame and direct the views to the surrounding preserved trees, while the vegetation ensures privacy and shadows the internal spaces. The external faces of the logical and straight design, covered with metallic corrugated tile, contrast the organic forms and materiality of nature.  Image Courtesy © Daniel Mansur
Primavera Farm in Minas Gerais, Brazil by Mutabile ArchictectureTuesday, November 5th, 2019Article source: Mutabile Archictecture The Primavera Farm project is an intervention in a pre-existing property, which had undergone successive extensions without planning or supervision of architectural professionals. Thus, its architecture lacked cohesion, organization and aesthetic unity. The building had transitional spaces in privileged spots, while social spaces were relegated to the background. The project aimed to connect these spaces, taking advantage of the surrounding view and improving the quality of its architecture. The renovation also needed to take advantage of the original structure as much as possible, lowering costs and unnecessary interventions.  Image Courtesy © Cleyton Silva Caldeira
Ateliê Wäls in Minas Gerais, Brazil by Gustavo Penna Arquiteto & AssociadosTuesday, May 7th, 2019Article source: Gustavo Penna Arquiteto & Associados An immense wooden barrel open over the green mountains of Belo Horizonte: this is the scenario designed by GPA&A office of the architect Gustavo Penna to host the Ateliê Wäls, a large brewery center surrounded by nature, in the Olhos d'Agua neighborhood, south of the capital of Minas Gerais. Opened in early June, the complex includes a restaurant, shop, office, wine cellar, beer factory and outdoor area for food trucks. The proposal is to create a center of innovation in the sector, as well as promoting the meeting between friends and offering the experimentation of special craft beers. “It's a playful and fun project that shows the union of architecture and beer in a magical way,” says Gustavo.  Image Courtesy © Daniel Mansur
Marilia Fit in Minas Gerais, Brazil by David Guerra Arquitetura e InterioresSunday, October 28th, 2018Article source: David Guerra Arquitetura e Interiores The design for Marília Fit aims to grant healthy meals, from breakfast to dinner, in a cozy, and refreshing space, making people feel better. The walls are filled by a structure of rectagular wooden boxes, in diferente sizes and permeabilities, which are responsible to compose the interior of the store, in a clear reference to the public market and all it’s smells and flavours. The same concept is verified on the facade in yellow aluminum. The chosen color highlights the store, strengthening the relation with the sun, the summer, and the related joy inherent to it. The yellow allied with the green from the back wall, as well as the blue from the couch and red from the chairs denotes a solid relation to nature. The italian earthen toned floor gives the feeling of cozyness and relaxation. The lighting, designed by the architect, plays with arrays of light in various directions. Another highlight are the Gerbar brass fans, which are very effective with minimum echoing. The dark gray and black chosen for some walls endorse the more vivid colors as well as the wood. Marília Fit is a space created as an invitation for a high class experience at eating and welfare.  Image Courtesy © David Guerra Arquitetura e Interiores
Country House – Sapucaí-Mirim / MG in Brazil by APBA – Arquiteto Paulo Bastos e AssociadosThursday, August 9th, 2018Article source: APBA – Arquiteto Paulo Bastos e Associados Designed in the early 1980s, this country house was completed in 2014, two years after the death of its author, Architect Paulo Bastos, in 2012. Built in Sapucaí-Mirim, a city located by Serra da Mantiqueira, a mountain range that separates the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, the residence was inserted in a natural glade into the woods. The location was carefully chosen by the author, in absolute respect and harmony with the existing vegetation, abundant in Araucárias, large trees indigenous of this mountainous region.  Image Courtesy © Daniel Ducci
Visitors Center of Rola Moça Park in Minas Gerais, Brazil by TETRO ARQUITETURAWednesday, July 4th, 2018Article source: TETRO ARQUITETURA The Rola-Moça State Park is one of the most important green areas of the State of Minas Gerais. Located in the metropolitan area of Belo Horizonte, it houses some of the sources that supply the capital, as well as the natural habitat of species of endangered fauna such as the brown jaguar, the ocelot, the maned wolf, the wildcat, the macuco and the stag So the Park is situated in a transition zone from Cerrado to Atlantic Forest, rich in ferruginous fields, which are very rare, being found only in the iron and iron quadrangle and in Carajás.  Image Courtesy © Gustavo Xavier
Clube Campestre Locker Rooms in Minas Gerais, Brazil by João Diniz ArquiteturaThursday, February 8th, 2018Article source: João Diniz Arquitetura A club in the city surroundings Among woods, rivers, sports courts and swimming pools There is relax and nature altogether.  Image Courtesy © Marcilio Gazzinelli and Isabel Diniz e João Diniz
Modern Residence in Minas Gerais, Brazil by Rogerio Gama ArquiteturaTuesday, July 18th, 2017Article source: Rogerio Gama Arquitetura Project located in São Thomé das Letras, state of Minas Gerais – Brazil. Age is known turistically for its mystical powers, and its great concentration of St Thomas Thames. Very used in civil constructions.
 Image Courtesy © Rogerio Gama – Arquitetura
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