Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados located in São Paulo, Brazil

Home » Architecture » Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados located in São Paulo, Brazil

Rated 99 out of 100 based on 4953 user ratings

Sunday, May 06, 2012. Creative Home Idea added document about Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados located in São Paulo, Brazil article. This also plug into Architecture, Bank, Bathroom, Building, Dining room, Furniture, Green House, Houses, Kitchen, Living Room, Loft, Office Room Design, Residence, Resort, Restaurant, Studio, Swimming Pool category. The article and picture upload on Sunday, May 6th 2012 in high quality. If you wish to download the photo, you must right-click on the photograph then click on on "Save Image As..." menu.

Anyway we also added some more photograph which included in Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados located in São Paulo, Brazil material. We advise you to check over the photograph gallery. To see in full size, simply select on the image preview.

Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados located in São Paulo, Brazil also field in Interior Designing, Glass Walls, Brazil, Architecture, located in São Paulo, Dining room, and the other.

Are you looking for an extraordinary summer house? Today, we give you the best choice, House in Iporanga. This time based in São Paulo studio Nitsche Arquitetos Associados has designed the House in Iporanga. It is an awesome two story contemporay home located in Iporanga, São Paulo, Brazil. This home is devoted for summer house on Sao Paulo’s coast. This condo is inside a very well preserved and protected area of the original Atlantic Rainforest. This should be very strategic and cool place. The wood frame volume is the “private” part of the house, enclosed by opaque boards, glass panels along with a nylon curtain, and aluminum sliding doors. So, you will not worry to stay here. Moreover, this “middle” floor is almost an open space, protected on all sides by transparent temperate glass sliding panels. It allows you to enjoy green views and forest wealth from this home. Your summer holiday will be very interesting through this best art. After overview, we show you the pictures and complete explanation of Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados below.

Head news about Awesome House in Iporanga designed by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados taken from the internet

São Paulo-based studio Nitsche Arquitetos Associados has designed the House in Iporanga, a two story contemporay home located in Iporanga, a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.House in Iporanga by Nitsche Arquitetos Associados:“Iporanga House is located in Iporanga a condominium for summer houses on Sao Paulo’s coast, approximately 120km east form the capital. This condo is inside a very well preserved and protected area of the original Atlantic Rainforest. The exuberance of this native forest has taken the client to demand a house that occupied the minimum as possible of the ground (lot) surface. But at the same time he wanted it to be large and comfortable, and asked for 5 suites, one for the couple, one for each of his 3 suns and one for guests, which demanded not less the 400m2 to be built.So we decided to split the program in 3 levels: a suspended volume, wood structured for the 5 suites, so they would be on the trees´ crown/top; a plan, the concrete slab elevated from the ground to support all of the program social activities, living, dinning room the kitchen and the swimming pool; and underneath it, on ground level there is a small enclosed area for services. A small accommodation for a house keeper couple, a laundry and a deposit.The wood frame volume is the “private” part of the house, therefore on the street side it is enclosed by opaque boards (made of wood and covered on both faces with a cement slad), glass panels along with a nylon curtain, and on the forest side, aluminum sliding doors opening the rooms to a common veranda.This volume creates a shadow on the slab, and we used that shadow for the social area. This “middle” floor is almost an open space, protected on all sides by transparent temperate glass sliding panels, so the forest can be seen at all times. The intention was to minimize the difference between inner and outside space, making it work all as one integration area.The structural concept of the house was inspired by small brook bridges typical from this litoraneal area. Rising from the foundation in humid soil, concrete columns support the Steel beans which support the wood frame. We tried to make the construction an assembling of parts more than an in loco process, concerning less waste at the building site, more agility and propper use of industrialized materials.”Photos by: Nelson Kon.