SAO PAOLO STRIKING ALFRESCO HOUSE DESIGN WITH INTERIOR COURTYARD, THE FLOOR-TO-ROOF GLASS WALLS OF EXPOSED CONCRETE

This striking outdoors house was unmistakably designed as a tribute to its surroundings here in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Maybe its the inside patio, the floor-to-rooftop glass dividers, or the inside and outside of uncovered solid that issue it that open air feel. In any case, Itahye Habitation designed by Brazil building design firms Apiacas Arquitetos and Brito Antunes Arquitetura is splendid, crisp and vaporous, much the same as its hearty motivation, just with a particularly contemporary edge. Here's the visit. Appreciate!

SAO PAOLO STRIKING ALFRESCO HOUSE DESIGN WITH INTERIOR COURTYARD, THE FLOOR-TO-ROOF GLASS WALLS OF EXPOSED CONCRETE

The home comes to fruition as a couple of covering opposite crystals - the first parallel to the road and in contact with the ground, and the upper volume one covering it. While from the up-side of the slope, the house shows up as a littler scale structure, with its lower levels are cut into the earth. The home's outside of solid dividers issues it a shield-like request, with security and insurance of its insides - generally a self observer. Once past the intense shell, you rapidly perceive how light and splendid this home truly is. An inside patio ascends at its heart, encompassed by glass dividers that upgrade the home's feeling of openness and associate its two particular volumes as a feature of a more noteworthy entirety.

An upper level patio neglects the inside yard and the outside world, the verdant treetops covering the earth and giving this roof deck the look and feel of aggregate detachment from neighbors and action. An extension leads from one coated volume to the next. The detachment of spaces adds to the home's feeling of tranquility, while its glass dividers keep it joined.

From the draftsmen, "The crevice between the family room and the kitchen structures a suspended yard, confronting the primary perspective of the house: a huge nature safeguard that draws the scene and ends up being an essential component controlling this undertaking. The house was assembled in fortified concrete and metallic edges, glass, and wood." Living ranges are laid out over a progression of three levels, which course down and around no sweat, in the same way as water.

You get a comparative feeling of streaming open air living ranges, with the housetop deck possessing the upper level, the greenery enclosure patio at the focal point, and a pool at the base of it all. Sliding glass dividers smudge the limit in the middle of inside and out, uniting the two at each level. At the point when seen from downhill, you truly get a feeling of the home's complex creation. Its different volumes are guilefully consolidated, as a progression of jutting parts and voids, which give the home's its engineering investment and incorporated encounters of the outside.