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This house is a box.
Ok, a parallelogram box, but a box nonetheless!
The home is from Sao Paulo, Brazil and is designed by Marcio Kogan on a 1700 square meter area that encloses 700 square meters of living space on its two floors. Italian windows help maintain transparency, giving a magnificent view of the pool and the garden while doubling up as walls as well.
Having been covered in natural wood, the house alternates between tones of white helping in naturally illuminating the house with ample sunlight. Construction details, on the interior and the exterior have been done with perfection, giving the house a delightful and pleasant finish.
Various Merit awards by differently awarding agencies like IV Bienal IBERO Americana, ASBEA – Group of Projects and World Architecture Award have been granted to the design of the house as well.
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I don’t know if I could live in it – but wow I love looking at it!
yeah! nice house but too boxy for my liking. Looks claustrophobic actually….
it’s too … Boxy … Clean design ,, but ,. Hmm.. Empty ?? .. I guess ..
nao gosto nada da casa é muito pequena em termos de altura e apertada…!
This home looks institutionalized. Check out the French cottage and the N85 from India – those are beautiful homes.
Love it. I believe this is the future of housing. Boxy is beautiful and simple.
there is definitely a lack of intimacy in these spaces… some of the space feels like a public library, or a office building lobby. I like that the architect followed strict modern principals, but in the end, it come off as cold and removed. These rooms are isolated and disconnected from all the other spaces… it’s got some stagnant energy that doesn’t go anywhere… = bad feng shui. I like a house that pools energy, from one little eddy to the next, keeping everything moving towards the main space/view.
I’d call it “POSITIVE House”