Morrone House / Bloco Arquitetos
The house was built in a residential neighbourhood close to the Plano Piloto in Brasilia. An existing “pequi” tree (one species of the Brazilian Savannah protected by law) is in the front of the lot. Due to the massive buildings of the neighbours we have decided to prioritize the inner visuals, alternating constructed spaces and empty spaces, increasing the amount of natural light into the house.
© Haruo Mikami
Architects: BLOCO Arquitetos
Location: Brazil
Authors: Daniel Mangabeira, Henrique Coutinho, Matheus Seco
Area: 4919.11 ft2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Haruo Mikami
Collaboration: Victor Machado, Marina Lira, Guilherme Mahana, Daniel Dubugrass
Construction: Construtora Memória Engenharia
Structure: André Torres Cordeiro
Mep: Oficina de Projetos
Landscape Design: Mariana Siqueira e Jardins do cerrado
Lighting: BLOCO Arquitetos
© Haruo Mikami
Text description provided by the architects. The house was built in a residential neighbourhood close to the Plano Piloto in Brasilia. An existing “pequi” tree (one species of the Brazilian Savannah protected by law) is in the front of the lot. Due to the massive buildings of the neighbours we have decided to prioritize the inner visuals, alternating constructed spaces and empty spaces, increasing the amount of natural light into the house.
© Ha...
© Haruo Mikami
Architects: BLOCO Arquitetos
Location: Brazil
Authors: Daniel Mangabeira, Henrique Coutinho, Matheus Seco
Area: 4919.11 ft2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Haruo Mikami
Collaboration: Victor Machado, Marina Lira, Guilherme Mahana, Daniel Dubugrass
Construction: Construtora Memória Engenharia
Structure: André Torres Cordeiro
Mep: Oficina de Projetos
Landscape Design: Mariana Siqueira e Jardins do cerrado
Lighting: BLOCO Arquitetos
© Haruo Mikami
Text description provided by the architects. The house was built in a residential neighbourhood close to the Plano Piloto in Brasilia. An existing “pequi” tree (one species of the Brazilian Savannah protected by law) is in the front of the lot. Due to the massive buildings of the neighbours we have decided to prioritize the inner visuals, alternating constructed spaces and empty spaces, increasing the amount of natural light into the house.
© Ha...
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