Brazilian firm Casa14 Arquitetura has designed Ibirapuera Apartment. Located nearby the Ibirapuera Park, in São Paulo, this triplex measures 900m² (9,688ft²).
Each floor was designed for a specific use. In this order: live, work and rest. On the first level are the rooms, kitchen and service area. The second was designed to receive a library of 5 thousand titles integrated into a garden where the resident works, reads and writes. The last level brings the leisure area, with a music studio, hot tub, sauna and a barbecue, permeated by a vertical garden in all its extension.
The furniture sheds light on the Brazilian design. The art pieces, carpets, among others, establish a counterpoint to the absence of ornaments and the straight lines of the residence. The main materials – wood, glass, light stone and vegetation – allow a dialogue with the environment and produce a luminous and inspiring atmosphere for the residente, who works as a writer at home.
— Casa14 Arquitetura
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Photographs by Maira Acayaba
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