The project celebrates the carpenters and craftspeople of a region known for its handwork, pairing wood with micro-pigmented cement. The combination brings Brazilian architecture into step with the way people live in Trancoso, and makes for a slower kind of stay — one that gives a sense of belonging.
Laid out over two floors, the villas open onto the outdoors in different ways, giving three distinct levels of living: intimate, reserved and social.
A Mata sets out to redefine what a summer house can be on this stretch of the Brazilian coast, joining authorial architecture and landscape design to local building expertise.
Laid out over two floors, the villas open onto the outdoors in different ways, giving three distinct levels of living: intimate, reserved and social.
A Mata sets out to redefine what a summer house can be on this stretch of the Brazilian coast, joining authorial architecture and landscape design to local building expertise.