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Architects: Tripper Arquitetura
- Area: 534 m²
- Year: 2016
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Photographs:Denilson Machado – MCA Estúdio
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Manufacturers: Atlas Concorde, Arte Maior, Cavazzoni Marcenaria, Palimanan, Pasinato, Rio Mármores
Text description provided by the architects. The project starts from the interlocution between a topography that, concomitantly, shapes and is shaped by architecture. Conceived by the architect Marcelo Moura, from the Rio de Janeiro office Tripper Arquitetura, the residence is composed of a succession of overlapping plans, each one starting from the encounter with the ground to launch itself in cantilever, a fact that ends up establishing a double condition: The house is contiguous to the land, providing a perception of single-storey house on all floors, while the floors become slabs in suspension, that is, terraces in height. Through them, the architectural proposition approaches the tradition of the great Brazilian colonial house - the house surrounded by the generous porch. These solariums and balconies are the intermediation between the intimate spaces of the house and the exuberant natural landscape that surrounds it.
