Brazilian architecture is deeply influenced by the country’s diverse landscape, climate, and cultural heritage. The modern garden house, as a contemporary interpretation of this style, carries forward the tradition of integrating architecture with nature. Brazil's architectural heritage is marked by a fusion of indigenous, colonial, and modernist influences, resulting in a style that is both unique and adaptable. This style often prioritizes harmony with the natural surroundings, making extensive use of local materials and embracing the tropical climate through design elements that encourage natural ventilation and light.
These houses each exemplify different aspects of modern garden house design with Brazilian architecture, from the seamless integration with nature to the innovative use of materials and sustainable design principles. Each one offers a unique interpretation of this architectural style, demonstrating its versatility and enduring appeal.
00:00:02 Modern garden house design with Brazilian architecture
00:01:13 #1 JR House
00:04:13 #2 House MYO
00:06:20 #3 LEMA Residence
00:08:06 #4 Patio House
00:10:03 #5 Albatroz House
00:03:23 #6 Terras House
#gardenhouse #modernhouse #tropicalhouse
#1 JR House
Architects: Padovani Arquitetos
Area: 900 m²
Year: 2019
Photographs:Evelyn Müller
Lead Architect: Lucas Padovani
#2 House MYO
Architects: Raul Gobetti Arquiteto e Associados
Area: 482 m²
Year: 2020
Photographs:Daniel Santo
Lead Architect: Raul Gobetti
#3 LEMA Residence
Architects: Padovani Arquitetos
Area: 400 m²
Year: 2020
Photographs:Evelyn Muller
Lead Architect: Lucas Padovani
Engineering: AM Arquiteura de estruras
Landscape: Gilda Maldonado
#4 Patio House Arch. Renata Barbugli
Architects: Renata Barbugli
Area: 514 m²
Year: 2022
Photographs:Favaro Jr.
#5 Albatroz House
Architects: Sala 03 Arquitetura
Area: 392 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs:Favaro Jr
Lead Architects: João Pedro Osório, Caue Baldi
Design Team: Marcelo Moretti, Catarina Roland, André Navarro
#6 Terras House
Architects: Taguá Arquitetura
Area: 650 m²
Year: 2021
Photographs:Leonardo Giantomasi
Lead Architects: Thiago Brugnolo, Mariana Rotta

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