Villa Serena is an exuberant building at the beachfront of Playa Serena, a sophisticated development inside the Punta Cana resort, Dominican Republic, in the heart of the Caribbean sea. The client’s brief asked for an organic and exciting structure with marine animals. This input led to the creation of two striking roof structures carefully designed..

We did a redesign for a 4,500.00 square feet apartment in Rio de Janeiro. Four suites with walk-in closets, a gourmet kitchen, and a large living area are some of the features, here. The living area fully integrates different but associated uses such as living, home-theatre, dining and office. Clean lines and a calm palette..

A bangalow with full amenities for guests is the idea behind this design. An elliptical focal space, 50 square metres in area contains a custom designed couple’s bed with desk , a dining table for 6 people and access to complementary areas such as a generous verandah protected by the roof´s big overhang. A complementary..

A small intervention for an immense view. That was how we imagined this project for a 500 square feet rooftop overlooking the sea at Leblon neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro. Any built element above 3 feet need to considered removable and therefore operable in order to be approved by local legislation. Operable “sails”, horizontal and vertical..

Chapada dos veadeiros is part of the Cerrado (a kind of Savannah) Biome, in central Brazil’s Goiás state, and has very different qualities from the well known Brazilian forests. One of the local tree´s main characteristics is its twisted branches due to prevailing dry weather. These trees find eco in the curves that we designed..

The Laranjeiras develpment in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro has three types of plots: The ones in front of the beach, the ones that face a marina ant the ones that face a golf course. We had to tackle this last situation where the the plot has the shape of a slice of pizza. This led..

This Studio was a refurbishment of a 37 square meters apartment in an old little building at Leblon, Rio de Janeiro. The idea was to transform the various tiny rooms of the apartment into a single open space, at the same time refined and cozy. It was meant to serve as an independent, more private..