科内戈公寓丨巴西圣保罗丨Luis Canepa Arquitetos

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Architect：Luis Canepa Arquitetos

Location：Pinheiros, São Paulo, Brazil; | ;View Map

Project Year：2023

Category：Apartments

This apartment is located in a building from the 70s decade in the Pinheiros neighborhood, in the city of São Paulo. Originally it consisted of three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a kitchen separate from the living room. As it was a first-floor apartment, it had an outdoor area that accommodated a laundry room and service room, as well as an uncovered area. During the project, we decided to transform two of the three bedrooms into a suite wit

h a closet. The washbasin, with two sinks and mirror, was placed inside the closet. The closed bathroom was designed with a toilet and two showers, allowing the simultaneous use of the sinks and the bathroom by more than one person.

The second bedroom was adapted to serve as an office or possibly as another bedroom, while the second bathroom underwent a renovation to make the internal layout more suitable. The laundry room was installed where the service room previously was. The old outdoor area, which housed the laundry room, was closed off with sliding glass doors to accommodate the kitchen.

The countertop is positioned next to the sliding doors, allowing the opening to integrate the kitchen with the terrace, and the countertop can be used both in the kitchen and on the terrace. On this uncovered terrace, a metalwork pergola was designed, spaced to provide privacy without blocking natural light. On the wall opposite the kitchen, a green wall was installed.

The walls that separated the old kitchen from the living room were demolished, creating an open "L" shaped space between the living room and the kitchen. The toilet was discreetly integrated into the kitchen joinery, where the service bathroom used to be. A curved wall softens the transition between rooms and offers more views of the terrace’s green wall.

The peroba parquet flooring was restored throughout the apartment. For the kitchen and dining room areas, the same type of wood was used to create a harmonious integration of the spaces. The ceiling of the kitchen and dining room was made of Tauari wood, with a lower and more welcoming ceiling height. In the living room, seeking a contrast between refined finishes and a rustic touch, the slab was left with exposed concrete and a higher ceiling.