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Can a house be built around a tree and still be modern? The Fortunata House in southern Brazil proves it can! This stunning design prioritizes nature, with the Araucaria Angustifolia tree as its centerpiece.
Reason as the Architect: A Sustainable Approach
The Fortunata House isn't just beautiful, it's also incredibly well-thought-out. We'll explore how the architects carefully considered the environment, minimizing impact and even using excavated materials for construction.
A Home that Flows: Open Space Living
Forget walls! This unique home uses a metallic screen for privacy, creating a seamless connection between the house and the surrounding area. Inside, the open floor plan offers flexibility, adapting to the homeowner's needs.
More Than Just a House: A Philosophy of Living
The Fortunata House is a testament to living in harmony with nature. Join us as we delve into the thoughtful design and sustainable practices that make this house truly special.
Is this the future of architecture? Let us know in the comments!
Fortunata House
Architects: Luciano Lerner Basso
Area: 240 m²
Year: 2020
Photographs:Manuel Sá, Roberta Gewehr
Architect In Charge: Luciano Lerner Basso
Structural Project: André Granzotto
City: Caxias do Sul
Country: Brazil
