In the course of the night, the artificial light passes through the small openings from the inside to the outside, making a sort of urban lamp that interacts with the shadows of its users and furniture.Â
Plywood has been formed into boxes for holding and presenting clothing in a dedicated dressing area as well as a headboard and side tables in the separate bedroom.
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The property comprises two wings form the ground level. Off to one side is an area for the owner's children, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a play area tucked underneath the staircase.
In the house, there is a great concern to use recycling apparatus and reduce water consumption; rationalize and organize the construction to minimize the impacts; use devices for energy efficiency and optimization; install solar heating plaques; besides using only certified, recycled or ecologically correct material. The use of this knowledge together with architecture that respects the local climate resulted in a house having excellent inner comfort.
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Two walls of white Cobogó bricks blur the line between indoor and outdoor and create a dramatic light pattern to add interest to a sparse space at the Cobogó House in São Paulo, designed by Studio MK27.
Set back from the street, the 112 sq m store is entered via a courtyard through an aluminium gate that flips open to create a roof during the day.
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Sitting alongside a material palette of sisal fibre, concrete and plywood, the humble cobogó brick – a staple of Brazilian architecture – takes centre stage in cave Isto the Campana’s design
In both the back living room, which on one side opens to a large front garden and on the other to a patio of trees, and the bedrooms, the inner ambients are shaded by wooden mashrabiyas that make possible good ventilation with internal shading. The panels can open entirely as can the floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, diluting, in this way, the transition between internal and external space.
* In this case it is an entire panel, which is not made by modules like the traditional Brazilian cobogós. This is one of the first results obtained from the series of modular panels "Continua", created by Erwin Hauer and elaborated through digital means, including CATIA software, developed by Gehry Technologies.