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Morumbi Residence by Drucker Arquitetura:
Installed on top of the hill Morumbi among the many remaining trees of the court of the Foundation Maria Luiza and Oscar Americano, the house spreads like a bar code for the city’s landscape. The house is a research idea of balcony space as fluid and its abstract expression as a mechanism to filter and shade.

The house invites contemplation of the landscape, with balconies, large windows, frameworks that cut the sight of the Marginal Pinheiros avenue and Octavio Frias Bridge, but without compromising the cozy ambiance, while the domestic scale is relatively high (the house has 1.000m ²). The pattern of circulation forces the occupants to come out to wooden decks. The large glass frames emphasize the continuity between the interior and exterior.

Environments TV room, dining room and office, reveal themselves behind high gates fully retractable and all environments are linked as a large loft. The house also has sewage treatment, solar heater, cross ventilation, windows with heat control, polystyrene insulation, digital control of lighting, recycled wood, among other measures of green architecture.

Architect: Drucker Arquitetura
Location: São Paulo, Brazil

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 4:50 am and is filed under Contemporary House Design. Tags: arquitetura, balcony space, contemporary house, contemporary houses, contemporary interior, drucker arquitetura, glass frames, green architecture, interior lighting, maria luiza, morumbi house, morumbi residence, octavio, recycled wood, wooden decks
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