In San Bernardino, Paraguay, the Small House in San Ber by Equipo de Arquitectura epitomizes the essence of minimalistic architecture. The design, a harmonious blend of modern brick elements, draws inspiration from the age-old art of haiku writing?emphasizing brevity and intent.
This house, designed for a young couple seeking solace, seamlessly marries public and private spaces, punctuated by an intimate interior garden that bridges the two realms. It’s more than just a residence; it’s a poetic reflection on simplicity, resourcefulness, and the beauty of the skies above.

About Small House in San Ber
In the realm of architecture, distilling elements to their purest form is akin to crafting a haiku. Essentially, every gesture and detail matters, exuding intention and purpose. A Leap into Minimalism
Drawing inspiration from the Miesian notion of ?fast nicht? (almost nothing), Equipo de Arquitectura embarked on a journey. Specifically for a young couple, they envisioned a haven rooted in tranquility, seeking both silence and serenity.
In designing, they thoughtfully divided the layout into two distinct spaces. Firstly, a vast, open social realm gracefully extends to the outdoors, acting as a grand reception gallery. Here, expansive glass facades blend seamlessly with wooden accents. Conversely, an inner garden stands as a gentle barrier to the home’s private sector. This tucked-away section, crafted in brick masonry, houses the kitchen, bat...