Alva House / Felipe Caboclo Arquitetura
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AI Briefing
- • Alva House was designed based on the natural site characteristics of the Marimbondo Reservoir in Brazil.
- • The landscape guides the architecture, prioritizing views of the water and interior exterior connection.
- • The residence is situated along a 75-meter frontage with a focus on water views.
Source Summary
Alva House was conceived based on a careful reading of the natural characteristics of the site, located on the shores of the Marimbondo Reservoir in Minas Gerais, Brazil. From the very first design decisions, the landscape became the primary guiding element of the architecture. Situated along a frontage of approximately 75 meters (246 feet), the residence organizes its spaces to prioritize views of the water, establishing a constant relationship between interior and exterior.
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