Solo Arquitetos assigned one volume as private and one as social, then “mis-aligned” them “to create movement and independence.” The goal was for the resulting home to follow the topography of the site and act as an elevated platform from which to take in the view of the woods and wetlands near the Paranapanema River in Alvorada do Sul.

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Project Credits:

Architect: Solo Arquitetos / @soloarquitetos

Builder: Everson Divino de Oliveira

Lighting and Interior Design: Solo Arquitetos

Additional Team: Victor Duarte Vilela & Edison Massei

Photography: Eduardo Macarios

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