Architects Gabriel Kogan and Guilherme Pianca's project on Rua Polonia in Sao Paulo showcases a 977-square-meter urban residence highlighting the beauty of minimalism. The design integrates concrete modules with tropical gardens to create a serene yet engaging modern living space. The structure is deliberately set back to curate the arrival experience, emphasizing clarity over complexity. With an exterior that suggests infinite expansion and a well-organized interior layout, the home embodies a meditation on balance, restraint, and the deeply personal nature of living spaces against the backdrop of Brazil's culture.
This 977-square-meter home isn't just a living spaceit's a study in restraint and rhythm. [...] A thoughtful exploration of what happens when modular precision meets poetic living.
The house's position and orientation were chosen with purpose, framing the first view of the residence as a spatial cue. This moment of arrival is not accidentalit's curated.
The two-story concrete facade features a repeating series of rectangular modules, a motif that suggests infinite expansion while maintaining compositional balance.
The architecture draws you in, encouraging movement and visual engagement through clarity rather than complexity. This strategy results in a calm, grounded experience.
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