巴西 Apiacás 街道住宅翻新丨巴西圣保罗丨entre escalas

Architects:entre escalas

Area :204 m²

Year :2021

Photographs :André Scarpa

Architecture Project : Marina Panzoldo Canhadas

Construction Supervisor : Marina Panzoldo Canhadas

Collaborator : Joaquin Gak

Structural Engineer : João Paulo Lopes

Contractor : Edson Ferreira de Lima

Wood Framework : João Carlos de Souza

Wood Works : Aparecido

Terrazzo Floors : José Matos

City : São Paulo

Country : Brazil

The house on Apiacás street is part of a group of row houses built in the 1950s. The intervention on the original construction proposes to rethink the relationship between the different areas of the house, proposing new spatialities.

New openings integrate the living rooms, the kitchen, and the patio, and offer better natural light. The "red patio" also functions as an extension of the kitchen, with a pleasant garden. Another important premise of the project was to establish visual relations with the proposed garden areas. The vegetation is present in several areas.

Existing wooden elements were restored and revealed (structure, stairs, and wooden floors). Existing iron frames were recovered and repositioned on the front facade, promoting direct access between the front balcony and the patio. New wood elements were added such as the pergola at the entrance (providing better natural light inside) and the panel between the rooms, and window/door frames in the kitchen/patio.

The new wooden frames receive different glasses (plain and wired), in order to filter the visual relationship inside and outside in a distinct way. The path between the living room and kitchen, with a rounded volume and the internal garden, configures the "space between", and proposes continuity and transition between the living room, kitchen, and patio. The kitchen also contemplates new granite countertops and cabinetry, keeping the original ceramic floor of the house.

The condition of the upper first floor of the house, on an elevated level, provides an interesting relationship between home life and the street. The front balcony receives an outdoor countertop and a bench, both made of the concrete built-in loco.

The reconstruction of the facade with demolition bricks makes reference to the original construction technique of the house.

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