M&M House by Bonina Arquitetura
An open underground, bound at the ends by two walls made of brick salvaged from the old house that existed on the site. This was the starting point for the project.
Two blocks with exposed concrete supports, make the slender solid slabs cantilever over this space. A block is connected to the other through metal walkways. Thus we obtain a spatiality that mixes indoor-outdoor, upper-lower levels, intimate-social areas, urban – natural.
The program is distributed within the space that plays with the void, sometimes displayed and sometimes hidden. Even a “Pau Ferro” stud is part of this play, and invades the space in an uninhibited way.
A lightweight metal structure rests on top of the two blocks, where the technical facilities are located, and supports the solarium built on top of the building.
Materials used in the project include demolition wood, exposed concrete, cement burned white, iron, demolition brick, white gravel. The materials used in the residence seek authenticity.
Photos by: Bonina Arquitetura & Tony Chen
View more: A Striking Contemporary Monolithic House with a Frame in Castelnovo, Italy
Related: An Old Warehouse Transformed Into a Sophisticated Home in Sydney
Here: A Stunning House Built with Concrete, Wood, Steel and Glass Structure in Ko Samui, Thailand
Read also: A Stunning Contemporary Hillside Home Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Dafundo
Next: A Barn Transformed into a Beautiful Countryside Home in Folkestone, England
Check out: A Stylish, Bright and Luminous Modern Home in Trondheim, Norway
Read more: An Elegant and Luxurious Contemporary Home with Shabby Chic Interiors in Melbourne
See also: A Stylish Contemporary Home Made of Concrete and Red Bricks in Rio Grande do Sul
View the complete gallery
Join the discussion