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LGM House Landscaping
LGM House Landscaping
Itupeva, SP, Brazil
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LGM House Landscaping
Itupeva, SP, Brazil
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
In the countryside of São Paulo, House LGM reveals Rodrigo Oliveira Paisagismo’s ability to transform vegetation into an active part of the architectural experience. More than surrounding the residence, the garden gives rhythm to the project, organizes transitions and creates a constant relationship between the house, the terrain and the open air.
The landscape design begins with the site itself. Paths, planted areas and shaded transitions follow the natural movement of the property, guiding the arrival with subtlety and establishing a softer connection between the built volumes and the garden. Native and tropical species were selected for their resilience, texture and permanence throughout the year, creating a lush but controlled atmosphere that responds to the climate and requires less maintenance.
In dialogue with the architecture by Luciano Dalla Marta, the landscape reinforces the residence’s openness. Large glass panels, covered passages and a central courtyard allow natural light and greenery to enter the house, dissolving the limits between interior and exterior without losing spatial clarity. The result is a sequence of environments where architecture and vegetation are perceived together, rather than as separate layers.
The planting is composed through different heights, densities and transparencies. Trees create shade and vertical structure, while shrubs, grasses and groundcovers bring depth to the lower planes. This layered composition filters views, offers privacy and softens the presence of neighboring houses, replacing hard limits with a more fluid and natural sense of enclosure.
At House LGM, the garden is not a final gesture added to the architecture, but one of the elements that defines how the residence works. It frames the views, moderates the climate, expands the living spaces and gives the project a sense of continuity, turning the experience of living into a closer and more balanced relationship with nature.
The landscape design begins with the site itself. Paths, planted areas and shaded transitions follow the natural movement of the property, guiding the arrival with subtlety and establishing a softer connection between the built volumes and the garden. Native and tropical species were selected for their resilience, texture and permanence throughout the year, creating a lush but controlled atmosphere that responds to the climate and requires less maintenance.
In dialogue with the architecture by Luciano Dalla Marta, the landscape reinforces the residence’s openness. Large glass panels, covered passages and a central courtyard allow natural light and greenery to enter the house, dissolving the limits between interior and exterior without losing spatial clarity. The result is a sequence of environments where architecture and vegetation are perceived together, rather than as separate layers.
The planting is composed through different heights, densities and transparencies. Trees create shade and vertical structure, while shrubs, grasses and groundcovers bring depth to the lower planes. This layered composition filters views, offers privacy and softens the presence of neighboring houses, replacing hard limits with a more fluid and natural sense of enclosure.
At House LGM, the garden is not a final gesture added to the architecture, but one of the elements that defines how the residence works. It frames the views, moderates the climate, expands the living spaces and gives the project a sense of continuity, turning the experience of living into a closer and more balanced relationship with nature.
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