architecture
Front View
the house is set in the natural terrain in a way to reinforce the landscape's horizontality.
Interior View
concrete and wood form contrast between cold and warm sensations, while the glass gives a panoramic view of the surroundings.
Dining Room
the main feature wall is bathed by unique light textures and patterns created by the 3d printed wall.
Back Garden View
a mack garden allow for a complete immersion into nature from the warm, interior space.
Garage View
hidden by crafted landscape design, the garage is seamlessly integrated to the house design and the surrounded vegetation.
Ybatinga
Residence
2020
Unbuilt | São Paulo, Brazil
CONCEPT | The concept for this house was to joint two architectonic techniques that are on the opposite sides of the spectrum: vernacular architecture and 3d printing. The goal was to achieve a seamless experience and design style that takes advantage of both the site’s local materials, and the innovative techniques of pre-built parts using cutting edge technology to create a shading device for the living room area.
External View
a second contrast comes with the landscaping: on one side the crisp and perfectly mown lawn; and on the other, wild tropical forest.
Front View Close-up
the 3d printed facade modernizes the architecture while still being in harmony with the local natural materials.
Main Pathway View
the main pathways guides the residents and guests towards the main entrance.
Back Perspective View
360 degree gardens around the house offer a diverse range of options to enjoy nature.
3d Printed Panel Wall
the wall is 3d Printed in modules and the assembled in site.