这是一个半独立的房子，两边都是在Rua Atlântica的一个典型的情节，已经在20世纪90年代进行了装修。在这一干预中，房子的中心空间被一个双高的天花板重新设计，其中巨大的方形和厚重松散地盘旋着，周围是天顶光，用柔和、均匀和突变的光线沐浴着室内。在回荡着钢琴的白色和声音的虚空中，两面墙包含着楼梯，在楼层之间的道路上向居住者揭示了永久的抽象剪裁。
This is a semi-detached house on both sides on a typical lot in Rua Atlântica, and which had already undergone renovation in the 1990s. In this intervention, the central space of the house was rearticulated by a double-height ceiling in which the thick, square mass looms loosely, surrounded by zenithal light that bathes the interiors with a soft, homogeneous, and changing light. In the void that reverberates the white and sound of the piano, two walls contain the staircase that reveals to the dweller permanent abstract cutouts in the path between floors.
在上层，天花板旁的走道改变了尺度感，让位于建筑前后的卧室有了通道。卧室下，最低高度的厨房和餐桌通过大玻璃屏风向前花园开放，而客厅则通过阳台向小区的大后花园投射。通过洗墙穿透的天顶光，根据气候和季节的变化，从根本上改变了白色和空间。
On the upper floor, the walkway next to the ceiling changes the perception of scale to give access to the bedrooms located in the front and back of the building. Under the bedrooms, minimum height kitchen and dining table open to the front garden through a large glass screen, while the living room projects through the balcony towards the large back garden of the lot. The zenithal light that penetrates by washing the walls radically transforms the white and the space according to the climate and the seasons.
环境在晴天会呈现出蓝调，雨天会呈现出灰调，午后会呈现出橙调，在不断的突变中，揭示出光光谱的微妙及其对无色的强烈程度。
The environment can take on a bluish tint on sunny days, grayish on rainy days, orangey in the late afternoon, in a constant mutation that reveals the subtleties of the light spectrum and its intensities on the absence of color.
罗马石灰石的客厅地板和高贵的大理石和金色的奢华浴室都被完整地保留了下来，只是在主卧套房里增加了一个浴室。
The living room floor in roman travertine and the sumptuous bathrooms in noble marble and gold were kept intact, with only the addition of a bathroom to the master suite.
建筑师：AR Arquitetos
面积：290平方米
年份：2020年
摄影：Federico Cairoli
建筑师责任人：Marina Acayaba, Juan Pablo Rosenberg
合作：Helena Pessini
城市 : 圣保罗
国家：巴西
Architects: AR Architects
Area: 290 m²
Year: 2020
Photographs: Federico Cairoli
Architects Responsible: Marina Acayaba, Juan Pablo Rosenberg
Collaboration:Helena Pessini
City:São Paulo
Country:Brazil