CP House by Mauro Lacio Arquitetura, Campinas, SP, Brazil

Name: CP House
Year: 2017
Location: Campinas, SP, Brazil
Built area: 318 mΒ²
Site area: 6200 mΒ²

A couple looking for refuge and tranquility in a proposal that combines green areas and the comfort of a country house. These were the basis for the project.

The idea was to create two blocks, in which one would have the social function of the house while the other the recreation area. These are strategically covered by a beautiful slab-garden, creating a space for the air to run over the blocks, reducing the temperature and at the same, creating a plastic effect of flying while receiving light.

Wooden slats coat the house and filter the sunlight, creating a formal unit and giving weight to the facade, artificial light spot and warm tones, give the contrast. Where the internal and the external are dialoguing through long glass panels, but it also allows privacy and comfort by braided wood.

The house is above ground level, a lower slab, slender and long ensure the lightness of the form.

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

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Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

Mauro Lacio Arquitetura

 

Tags: architecture, artificial light, contemporary residential project, cp house, ground level, long glass panels, lower slab, recreation area

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