Angra dos Reis

Facts

Total Area
1600m²

Built Area
900m²

Conclusion
2019

Project

Architecture
jacobsen arquitetura

Team
paulo jacobsen, bernardo jacobsen, edgar murata, marcelo vessoni, christian rojas, fernanda maeda, victor gonçalves, raissa simão, eduardo aparício, ricardo castelo branco, veridiana ruzzante,daniel vannuchi, tatiana kamogawa, mariana ferretti, Marcela Guerreiro

Interior Design Office
jacobsen arquitetura

Construction Company
Construviva/Osborne Construtora

Air Conditioning
Aerocoil

Structure
Abilitá Projetos Estruturais

Hydraulic and Electric
CPL Serviços Técnicos

Light Design
Lightworks

Landscaping
Cenário

Photography
Fernando Guerra

Large borders, wood paneling, glass vents and a large double standing floor in the living room are the main features of this project. Commissioned by a family that lives in Rio de Janeiro and spends most of his free time in the archipelago of Angra dos Reis with friends, the requests permeate between lightness, breadth and fresh air, constant sensations linked to the ocean.

Built in steel structure, rough stone, natural wood and glass, the house has been set into a steep hillside with a view of the ocean. Even among neighbors, privacy was guaranteed by the positioning and displacement of volumes on the ground.

The access is through a inclined plane that moves between the parking lot and the intimate wing on the upper deck, during the course the visual of the ocean is constant. In the access to the house, Gardens and mirror of water articulate and integrate the environment external to the internal.

The room with generous double height extends the visual experience and through the opening of the frames the environment connects to the shaded balcony, extending the social level to the pool overlooking the sea.
Spa and Entertainment Room are bookable in volume below social level and next to the ocean access deck. Between stairs from the deck, next to the water slide, a relaxed seating on suspended screen invites you to a rest.

The guesthouse, formerly built across the street, relates to the same materiality as the main house.