Sous des lignes extérieures sobres et minimalistes, la OM House est une superbe villa imaginée par le jeune architecte brésilien Guilherme Torres qui offre tout le confort de 400 m2 habitables et le luxe d’un agréable bassin de nage de 16 mètres de long. Construite dans un quartier résidentiel de Londrina au Brésil, découvrez tous les détails de cette très belle maison en images dans la suite !

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Description originale

Guilherme Torres, a young Brazilian architect, was hired by an elderly couple to design a contemporary house in a residential condominium in Londrina, Brazil. The clients requested a house which would be suitable for a couple to live on regular basis as well as big enough to host their whole family at the weekends. The architect offered them a plan consisting of two big blocks perpendicularly crossed in a 400m2 area. The construction itself comprises of a vast living area, a block containing 3 bedrooms and a discrete laundry area. The living-room is well-supplied with natural light overlooking the swimming-pool. The pool has a 16m swimming lane coated with black glass chips readily made for the owner’s daily swim. The project uses few coating materials, which can be easily found in the region. The rusty texture on the brick walls was done directly on the plaster. The house floors as well as some walls are a mix of cement planks and wood rulers. The French windows in the bedrooms were built in wood by local handicraftsmen, a more economical and sustainable alternative rather than the use of synthetic materials.

Design by Studio Guilherme Torres
Credits photos MCA Estúdio – via