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CASA DA ÁRVORE
CASA DA ÁRVORE
Atibaia, Brazil
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Other Projects by CANDIDA TABET ARQUITETURA
CASA DA ÁRVORE
Atibaia, Brazil
Project Featured on Dec 21, 2019
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
The Casa de Árvore Tree‘s House renovation project evolved from a small abandoned house, built in the 80s for a tenant, and its annexed shed.
During the marginalized years of the house, its white walls served as canvases for the paintings of the owner´s daughter, then a young girl who later became an Arts School student.
The design concept was to transform the existing house into a cozy weekend retreat for the woman who used to roam those walls and is now married with two children. The architecture intentionally kept the remaining paintings, requiring all interventions to preserve them. Most of these works date back to the year 2000.
In order to further complement this wabi-sabi mood, our design focused on highlighting the concepts of time and nostalgia as a basis for the creative process. As a means of achieving this result, the volume composition was complemented by magically framing external natural light and including the stunning surrounding vegetation in the interior of the house.
The choice of materials had the purpose of representing Brazil’s rural aesthetics and implementing solutions typically used in those areas due to their great thermal performance. For example, mud brick walls and pitched roofs built out of ceramic tiles. To some extent, materials were even vernacular as the primary substance for some of the walls were the rocks found in the soil lying underneath the site. All methods and techniques suggested by modern movements and trends were disregar e nstea e propose tailor- a e solutions to fit t e spirit of t e ouse an rafts ans ip a aila le roug t e i ple entation of un on entional ele ents an solutions t e ouse e elope an ature to suit t is ne p ase of t e o ner s life. The space was built to play endlessly, provoke emotions and contemplate deeply without boundaries - bringing out the joy of continuous discovery.
The 300 square metres Casa da Árvore is situated in the mountainous region of Atibaia, approximately 80km from São Paulo. The house is comprised of five suites, living and dining rooms, washroom, terrace, kitchen, pantry and laundry room, and was completed in 2019.
ARCHITECTURE: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
INTERIOR DESIGN: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Adilson Salvuchi
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Adilson Salvuchi
WOOD ENGINEERING: Orbital Estruturas de Madeira
HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING: Adilson Salvuchi
FRAMES: Fernando Travassos
LANDSCAPING: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
PHOTOGRAPHY: Fran Parente
During the marginalized years of the house, its white walls served as canvases for the paintings of the owner´s daughter, then a young girl who later became an Arts School student.
The design concept was to transform the existing house into a cozy weekend retreat for the woman who used to roam those walls and is now married with two children. The architecture intentionally kept the remaining paintings, requiring all interventions to preserve them. Most of these works date back to the year 2000.
In order to further complement this wabi-sabi mood, our design focused on highlighting the concepts of time and nostalgia as a basis for the creative process. As a means of achieving this result, the volume composition was complemented by magically framing external natural light and including the stunning surrounding vegetation in the interior of the house.
The choice of materials had the purpose of representing Brazil’s rural aesthetics and implementing solutions typically used in those areas due to their great thermal performance. For example, mud brick walls and pitched roofs built out of ceramic tiles. To some extent, materials were even vernacular as the primary substance for some of the walls were the rocks found in the soil lying underneath the site. All methods and techniques suggested by modern movements and trends were disregar e nstea e propose tailor- a e solutions to fit t e spirit of t e ouse an rafts ans ip a aila le roug t e i ple entation of un on entional ele ents an solutions t e ouse e elope an ature to suit t is ne p ase of t e o ner s life. The space was built to play endlessly, provoke emotions and contemplate deeply without boundaries - bringing out the joy of continuous discovery.
The 300 square metres Casa da Árvore is situated in the mountainous region of Atibaia, approximately 80km from São Paulo. The house is comprised of five suites, living and dining rooms, washroom, terrace, kitchen, pantry and laundry room, and was completed in 2019.
ARCHITECTURE: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
INTERIOR DESIGN: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Adilson Salvuchi
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Adilson Salvuchi
WOOD ENGINEERING: Orbital Estruturas de Madeira
HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING: Adilson Salvuchi
FRAMES: Fernando Travassos
LANDSCAPING: Candida Tabet Arquitetura
PHOTOGRAPHY: Fran Parente
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