A house in Sao Paolo, Brazil presents the volumetric structure

Boaçava House in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a residential project with a strong and rigid structure, supported by volumes of asymmetric concrete. The project was completed in 2011 by Una Arquitetos, he surprised us with his volumes and colorful walls. The approach based on industry (lots of concrete in construction was used here) is suitable for people in urban contemporary details are better than in the cozy decor elements. The simplicity of this home is striking the interior walls as the outside, while the wooden deck outside to inside and outside connects and creates a new living space. "The prosecution combines this level of entry into the house to put you in the pool." The house and yard are well insulated and offer more privacy. There is no clear contrast between the ground floor and the first floor, where the rooms are. "There are some privacy here, the city views from these rooms are beautiful, which have a balcony of the" quiet and not as hot as expected shows Boaçava urban style house a booming city. Exposure

See the city from above

The volumetric structure – stone slabs Built-in pool in the backyard – wooden beach chairs and equipment Sliding doors separate the living room and terrace The volumetric structure – buildings Shapes and geometric lines of the building Striking floor lamp – Modern, unique and extravagant Staircase leads to the attic Stairs on the ground floor – dining room and swimming pool built 3D effect – the design of the house Plans and projects of volumetric structure Design of the house and the whole environment