Maringá House is located in the rural area of the city of Maringá, in the interior of Paraná. Designed as the main residence of a writer, its streamlined program prioritizes social areas and leisure.
Structurally, the house consists of reinforced concrete slabs supported by reinforced concrete pillars and cyclopean concrete walls made with stones taken from the site itself. The larger slab features a garden using waterproofing techniques applied in previous projects by the office.
The intimate area and support spaces are located within the “stone boxes,” while the living room and kitchen have glass enclosures that integrate with the open balcony overlooking the landscape. Sliding wooden panels make up the facade and contribute to shading the spaces.
Project Info:
Architects: Brasil Arquitetura
Country: Maringá, Brazil
Year: 2024
Photography: Manuel Sá
Authors: Francisco Fanucci, Marcelo Ferraz, Cícero Cruz
Architect In Charge: Vitor Miceli
Structure: Hugo Leonardo Pereira
Construction Company: Hugo Obras
Landscape Design: 4 Estações Garden Center
Furniture: Baraúna
Program: Residential

























Tags: 2024Brasil ArquiteturaBrazilCyclopean ConcreteManuel SáMaringáMaringá HouseReinforced Concrete SlabsStone
