Terra House | Bernardes Arquitetura
Rio de Janeiro / Brazil / 2015
Casa Terra arises from the intercalation of parallel walls made of pigmented concrete that are perpendicular to its central circulation axis. The articulation between these components generates spaces while defining residential functions and creating patios that open to the main garden. The closure between the vertical (walls) and horizontal (slabs and floor) planes is made with large glass panels that dilute the visual boundaries between the house and the landscape. The route along the central circulation reveals a succession of openings and closures while offering constant visual contact with the exterior.
Architecture:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Interior Design:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Team:
Thiago Bernardes (creative director), Camila Tariki, Francisco Abreu, Fabiana Porto, Daniel Vannucchi, José Miguel Ferreira, Thiago Moretti, Ilana Daylac, Renata Evaristo, Antonia Bernardes, Fernanda Lopes
Design team and collaborators: Acoustic: Roberto Thompson Motta Air Conditioning: Argen Automation: Noise
Construction Company: PH de Aquino
Electrical and Hydraulic Installations: Equilíbrio Planejamento e Projetos
Wood Structural Design: Ita Construtora
Concrete Structural Design: Ycom Engenharia
Landscape Architecture: Daniela Infante
Lighting Design: Studio Iluz / Lightworks (landscape)
Photos: Leonardo Finotti / Ruy Teixeira
Casa Terra arises from the intercalation of parallel walls made of pigmented concrete that are perpendicular to its central circulation axis. The articulation between these components generates spaces while defining residential functions and creating patios that open to the main garden. The closure between the vertical (walls) and horizontal (slabs and floor) planes is made with large glass panels that dilute the visual boundaries between the house and the landscape. The route along the central...
- Year 2015
- Work finished in 2015
- Status Completed works
- Type Single-family residence / Interior Design
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