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Espaço Poétika in São Paulo, Brazil by STUDIO MEMM

Friday, July 5th, 2019

Article source: STUDIO MEMM

Studio MEMM has recently completed the project for Espaço Poétika, an artistic production company specialized on theater plays, events, short and feature films in São Paulo, Brazil. Studio MEMM principal Marcelo Macedo says the premise of this project was the spatial versatility with predominance of wood and open ceiling elements.

The space was designed to allow theater productions and film productions to take place in its various stages, from the creative moment, through meetings with teams involved until the acting phase, when eadings occur and artists and directors can rehearse and feed the creative process at Poétika.

Image Courtesy © STUDIO MEMM

Architects: STUDIO MEMM
Project: Espaço Poétika
Location: São Paulo, Brazil

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BT House in São Paulo, Brazil by Taguá Arquitetura

Thursday, June 20th, 2019

Article source: Taguá Arquitetura

The corner plot defined the sectorization and volumetry of this project, thought to be an L-shaped plan where the social environments and even the rooms on the upper floor are facing the pool and garden, resulting in a visual and spatial integration, forming a fluid and continuous space.

The guests' desire was for a house with integrated spaces and quite large, with a generous leisure area, all facing the pool.

Image Courtesy @ Leonardo Giantomasi

Architects: Taguá Arquitetura
Project: BT House
Location: Cabreúva, São Paulo, Brasil
Photography: Leonardo Giantomasi
Built Area (m2).: 530m²
Ground Area: 1.105,50m²

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C+C House in São Paulo, Brazil by Studio MK27

Monday, March 18th, 2019

Article source: Studio MK27

With camouflaged openings C + C House greatly balances the notions of empty and full. Its plot, located in a leafy area in the city of São Paulo, is long and narrow with constructions on the sides, which guided the openings of the house to the front and the back. This solution was chosen not only to guarantee better use of the land but also to guarantee the views, the ventilation and insulation of the interior.