Step into a realm where imagination and technology converge to sculpt breathtaking landscapes of digital indulgence, where the neon glow of virtual cities illuminates the future of gaming. In this era of boundless creativity, architects and designers are rewriting the rules of traditional casino design, forging ahead into uncharted territories of virtual innovation.

Designed by architects Luciana Bacin and Tiago Kuniyoshi, partners at HUM Arquitetos, “Casa do Lago” is an invitation to harmony between design and nature. Located in Itu, in the interior of São Paulo, the project is inspired by the elements of “Parque do Varvito”, a subcontinental geological monument located in Itu.

The interior of the modern living area in the undersea concrete dome is designed to provide both comfort and functionality while offering breathtaking views of the underwater world. The space is illuminated with soft, ambient lighting to create a cozy atmosphere.

The integration of modern roofing technologies is not only transforming the landscape of your architectural design options but also enhancing the functionality of buildings. Innovations such as energy-efficient systems and solar tiles bring a blend of environmental responsibility and aesthetic appeal to your projects.

Improving the interior of your office is a multifaceted process that requires careful planning, creativity, and attention to detail. By following these top tips, from creating a functional layout to infusing personality and brand identity into the design, you can create a workspace that not only looks great but also supports employee well-being, collaboration, and productivity.

The apartment of 86 m2 is located in the elite housing estate "D3". Our studio created the project for a young family with two children.

It is a modern and minimalist house with a total square of 260 m² designed this year.

Pirca Arquitectura: Not having a defined program our main challenge was to design a space that was able to accommodate different types of programs and that could easily adapt to each one of them. We were interested in the analogy with an art gallery, in which exhibitions are in constant change and transformation.