cazé house​

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crossing the entrance, a garden greets visitors, full of vegetation, establishing a harmonious link between the building and the surrounding nature. the first impression is of a refuge where tranquility and beauty converge.

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the main hall, characterized by its amplitude, reveals a wall in natural stone - the gray miracema - that ascends vertically, dialoguing with the vastness of the space in color division: white and wood.  The deliberate choice of this element roots the house in its landscape, while the design reinforces the sense of freedom and connection with the environment. sunlight infiltrating through a skylight, adding an ethereal and timeless feel to the house.

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the wooden panel, positioned at half height, interrupts the vertical continuity of white. its presence is double, acting as a subtle divider and connecting element, connecting with the privative corridor and an office, whose presence is suggested through a window in strategically incorporated shrimp opening and a door that separates the intimate from the ordinary.

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the private corridor unfolds, guiding the observer to individual rooms and a religious space requested by the family. in the child’s room, the balance between childhood and adolescence, ensuring their longevity. the couple’s bedroom, in turn, incorporates the same wood that adorns the main room, establishing a visual harmony that runs through the house.  a low sill window invites the landscape.