AMB房子位于圣保罗的海岸，瓜鲁哈市的大西洋森林中间。从街上看，你只能看到房子三层中的一层，因为地形上有突出的斜坡，可以看到几乎没有人迹的自然景观的不同景色。
The AMB House is situated on the coast of São Paulo, Guaruja City in the middle of the Atlantic Forest. From the street you can only see one of the three floors of the house because the terrain has accentuated slopes that give different views of an almost untouched natural landscape.
最常见的情况是，房间在楼上，而社交室在楼下，在这所住宅的设计上却被颠覆了。在房子的入口处，我们有一个大厅，作为夹层，俯瞰双层天花板的起居室，高度接近6.00米，木框玻璃窗可以看到游泳池和森林的景色。在大厅的侧面，外面的阳台被大木凳包围，作为保护。
The most common situation, where the rooms are upstairs and social rooms are downstairs, was reversed on the design of this residence. On the entrance of the house we have a hall that serves as a mezzanine overlooking the double ceiling living room with proximally 6,00m height and wood frame glass windows with a view looking at the swimming pool and the forest. In the lateral of the hall, the balcony outside is surrounded by large wooden bench, serving as a protection.
在中间的楼层是社交区：客厅和餐厅，它们与户外厨房、户外平台和无边际游泳池相连。楼下是拥有五间套房的私密区域。正是这种颠覆了社交区和私密区的常规排列方式的策略，使得房间即使俯瞰大海，也有该层的树木所提供的隐私。
In the intermediate floor are the social areas: the living room and dining room, which join the outdoor kitchen, outdoor deck and infinity swimming pool. Downstairs is the intimate area with five suites. It is this strategy of reversing the usual array of social and intimate area that makes the rooms, even overlooking the sea, have the privacy afforded by the trees that are at that level.
这座房子可以被称为阳台房，有大块的玻璃板，可以与住宅的周围地区和该地区的自然景观进行视觉接触。房间的窗户有木制的Cumarú百叶窗。这种木材也存在于阳台的甲板和房间的地板上。 在客厅里，两棵竹子从地板中间冒出来，把森林带进了房子里。
The house can be called the balcony house with large glass panels that allow visual contact with the surrounding areas of the residence and the natural landscape of the region. The windows of the rooms have wooden Cumarú shutters .This wood is also present on the deck of the balconies and floors of rooms. In the living room two bamboo plants sprout from the middle of the floor, bringing the forest into the house
这就是房子与当地景观的关系，在通路的密林中几乎看不到，但在另一边却能看到海岸线和迷人的热带森林的样子，并能看到它的生长。
This is how the house shows its relationship with the local landscape, barely visible through the dense forest in the access road, but grows and can be seen on the other side along with the look of a coastline and a stunning tropical forest.
Architects: Bernardes Arquitetura, Jacobsen Arquitetura
Area : 810 m²
Year : 2011
Photographs :Leonardo Finotti
Construction : AUM Construções
Interior Design : Bernardes + Jacobsen Arquitetura
Landscape : Jundu Paisagismo
Structure : Leão & Associados
Lighting Design : Lightworks, Airton Pimenta
Architect In Charge : Paulo Jacobsen
Design Team : Fabiana Porto, Edgar Murata, Henrique Carvalho, Marina Nogaró.
Team : Eza Viegas, Tatiana Kamogawa
Facilities : Grau Engenharia
Air Conditioning : Grau Engenharia
Site Area : 1310m²
City : Guarujá
Country : Brazil