Modern house with minimalist design and palm trees in a sandy landscape.

A modern house with a minimalist design set in a sandy landscape with palm trees.

Story

A coastal retreat in Salvador, Brazil The Porto do Sauípe House by Wespi De Meuron Romeo is a conceptual project set against the vibrant backdrop of Salvador, Brazil. This design envisions a harmonious blend of architecture and landscape, where the structure is thoughtfully integrated into its coastal environment. The house is designed to embrace the natural beauty of its surroundings, offering expansive views and a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The architectural language of the house is characterized by clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, which is both modern and timeless. The use of local materials and sustainable construction methods are central to the design, ensuring that the house not only respects but enhances its natural setting. Large openings and strategically placed windows allow for natural ventilation and light, reducing the need for artificial climate control.

Design Highlights

Minimalist design with clean lines Integration with the coastal landscape Use of local and sustainable materials Emphasis on natural light and ventilation Seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces

Key Facts

Key Fact Description
Location Salvador, Brazil
Architect Wespi De Meuron Romeo
Status Unbuilt
Design Focus Coastal integration, sustainability

Technical Summary

Finishes

  • exterior: Sandy-colored exterior with minimalist design.
  • interior: Minimalistic furniture with natural materials and earthy tones.

Materials

  • glass — Large glass windows and walls.
  • stone — Flooring in interior spaces.

Construction / Systems

  • roof: Flat roof design.

Products

  • Not specified

Palette / Lighting

  • Colors: sandy, earthy tones
  • Lighting: Natural lighting with large openings and glass walls.

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