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• Pirenópolis House / Leo Romano
  Casa Pirenópolis was conceived as a delicate harmony between architecture and the surrounding natural landscape. The concrete slab, which shelters the cars, blends into the cerrado (Brazilian savanna), while the proportional incision of this entry canopy embraces the landscaping, establishing a connection with nature.
• Cycle and Pedestrian Crossing Over the Fareja Bridge / Rómulo Neto Arquitetos
  The local government challenged us to design a new pedestrian and cycling crossing between the banks of Vagos and Sousa. The old bridge, built on June 27, 1855, and closed in 1978, is currently in ruins and should be preserved as an integral part of the landscape and the historical memory of the site. However, […]
• House b·o / driearchitecten
  For this project, we built upon a place with a rich history. We were inspired by Le Corbusier, who elevates functions and redefines the ground floor as a service level. Therefore, on the ground floor, we accommodated the essential functions: a space for cars and bicycles, an entrance hall, a cloakroom, a laundry room, a […]