Ibsen House was designed to provide shared moments without letting privacy behind. With a functional and integrated plan, the architecture relies on resources that both create possibilities for enjoying time together and guarantee the discretion and zeal for intimacy.
The elevated house, located at Fazenda Boa Vista, arose from the client’s desire to have a house with the highest possible ceiling height.
A new generation of those who seek to project their personality in the space where they live seeks and values innovative professionals and are full of personality projects. Seeks contemporary space to live in harmony in the metropolis.
A young, sports-loving couple who love having friends over. They live the possibilities of the great city of São Paulo, but they value nature and natural lighting. Cause of that they choose a property that allows possibilities and opts for a reform intervention that values and supports their lifestyle.
The history of this corner house, built in 1959 by its owner’s grandfather, is traversed by the transformations undergone by the family and the neighborhood in its six decades of existence. While the houses in the area were gradually being replaced by stores, bars, and apartment buildings, different commercial occupations also transformed its features and internal spaces. The iconic gabled roof volume of its second story, marked by green windows, nevertheless kept its impact over the neighborhood’s ever-changing landscape throughout the years.
The Centro Cultural de Belém, together with Corticeira Amorim, annually invites an architect to design an ephemeral and modular cork architecture during the summer season.
The project is a biotechnology factory located in the city of Eusébio, in the Metropolitan Area of Fortaleza. The building’s implementation was based on the location of large trees on the site and a possible future widening of the access road, which placed it far from the frontal limit and configured its four-layered conformation around a courtyard. In addition, the side of the total terrain has been released for future extensions.
The ‘Monte Alentejano’ is a vernacular housing type found all over the Portuguese Alentejo. These ‘houses’ have a simple saddle pitch roof, an imposing chimney and generally sit as a long volume on the top of the hill (hence the name ‘monte’). The term ‘monte’ can also be used to refer not only to the main house of the farmer or the estate owner but also the outhouses and other functional buildings that were close to it.
This House stems from our experiences and research on contemporary architecture and construction in Brazil and the Amazon.
This House stems from our experiences and research on contemporary architecture and construction in Brazil and the Amazon.
Urbanistically, the plot meets two distinct scales. To the North, a scale of four and five-story buildings, to the South by the intersection of an access road to Rossio Park, after which the scale changes to a two-story scale and single-family dwelling typology.
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
