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Designed by architects Luciana Bacin and Tiago Kuniyoshi, partners at HUM Arquitetos, Casa Grau is located in Itu, in the interior of São Paulo, to offer a unique experience of connection with nature. Designed to be a weekend home, the unusual design takes advantage of architectural solutions in conjunction with engineering.
Project name
Casa Grau
Architecture firm
HUM Arquitetos
Location
Itu, São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
Manuela Sá
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.
Project name
Casa do Lago
Architecture firm
HUM Arquitetos
Location
Itu, São Paulo, Brazil
Designed by architects Ivan Cassola, Fernanda Castilho and Rafael Haiashida, partners of Atelier C2HA, Casa Terras, located in Itu - São Paulo, was conceived for a family looking for a more comfortable life in contact with nature.
Project name
Casa Terras
Architecture firm
C2h.a Arquitetura
Location
Itu, São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
Ana Helena Lima
The Itu house began to be designed when a small slot in the city that bears the name of the house was found. In a space with few houses nearby, the slot took advantage of a large slope that allowed a complete view of the horizon. After some time, the slot began to turn into a project and the project began to turn into construction.
Project name
Itu House
Architecture firm
STUDIO DLUX
Location
Itu, São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
Hugo Chinaglia
Designed by renowned Mexican architect Javier Senosiain, this project is in Itú, Brazil, within a private dwelling complex provided with a golf course surrounded by the lush vegetation of the area and located at just 120 kilometers away from the city of San Paulo.
Project name
Amoeba House (Casa Amiba)
Architecture firm
Javier Senosiain
Location
Itú, São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
Francisco Lubbert, archivo Senosiain