This project consists of three structures set within a 2,200 m² garden in a residential neighborhood in São Paulo. The main building is a pavilion for the exhibition and storage of a significant private collection of contemporary and modern Brazilian art. It is a simple volume, 5.5 meters wide and 28 meters long, configured with two concrete walls and a metal roof. In addition to a central circular skylight, a gap between the roof and walls provides natural lighting. The pavilion has two different ceiling heights. The second structure is a concrete cube that houses a guest room on two levels.
Há também um grid de madeira irregular coberto por vidro, suportada por apenas três pilares metálicos, que cobre uma área de 80 m2.
Technical Information
Project Date: April 2012
Site Area: 1,020.00 m²
Total Built Area: 250.00 m²
Architectural Design: Martin Corullon, Gustavo Cedroni, Anna Ferrari, Marina Ioshii, Bruno Kim, Francisca Lopes, Isadora Marchi, Luis Tavares, Marcelo E. M. Macedo, Rafael de Sousa
Structure: Companhia de Projetos, Eng. Heloisa Maringone
Wood Structure: Ita Construtora, Eng. Hélio Olga
Electrical: Sinsmel, Eng. M Lindolfo Batista
Landscaping: Bonsai, Ricardo Vianna
Lighting: Lux, Ricardo Heder
Construction Company: Marcondes Ferraz Engenharia
Photography: Leonardo Finotti