Perched by Jurumirim reservoir in Itaí, Brazil, the house boasts a prismatic pavilion design, finding a perfect visual balance with a hovering wooden prism and an earthy Taipa platform anchoring the structure to the terrain. This design optimizes ventilation, curbing heat and humidity transfer, and embraces eco-friendly elements like insulation, natural lighting, ventilated facades, efficient roofing, and solar panels for cost-saving sustainability, ensuring a comfortable and eco-efficient home.
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Project: Jurumirim House
Architecture: Sergio Sampaio Arch & Tectônica
Film: Architecture Hunter
Location: Itaí, Brazil
Cover image: Leonardo Finotti
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