Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography, Facade, CourtyardManacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Interior Photography, Dining roomManacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography, Wood, FacadeManacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Interior Photography, Stairs, GlassManacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - More Images+ 23

Paulinia, Brazil
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2475 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Matheus Meireles
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Atlas Concorde, AutoDesk, Bonaluce Iluminação, Madereira Rondonia, Metaluminio, Michelangelo Mármores, Preservam, Stato dell'Arte - Level Acabamentos
  • Lead Architect: Juliana Stefanelli
  • Engineering: José Carlos Stefanelli
  • Landscaping: Alexandre Furcolin Paisagismo
  • City: Paulinia
  • Country: Brazil
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Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete, Garden
© Matheus Meireles

Text description provided by the architects. Manacás Project was designed for a young couple, which the greatest desire was for a fully integrated, functional and modern house. Set on a sloping plot, the house has its main access via a wide staircase, highlighted by a natural stone wall.

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography, Courtyard
© Matheus Meireles

All rooms are located on the ground floor, allowing greater integration and functionality. To take advantage of the space, the garage roof has been transformed into a large mezzanine.

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography, Facade, Courtyard
© Matheus Meireles
Ground floor plan
Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Interior Photography, Glass
© Matheus Meireles

The kitchen is integrated with the barbecue through large aluminum doors, allowing greater fluidity between spaces.

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Interior Photography, Dining room
© Matheus Meireles

The great advantage of this house is the mix of materials; stone, wood and metal; and the use of conventional structure with metallic structure, as can be seen in the supports of the mezzanine and barbecue slabs.

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Interior Photography, Wood, Beam
© Matheus Meireles

Following a hostel concept, all rooms have openings to the pool, allowing visibility and easy access to the leisure area.

Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design - Exterior Photography
© Matheus Meireles

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Cite: "Manacas House / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design" [Residencia Manacás / Juliana Stefanelli Arquitetura & Design] 02 Feb 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/932944/manacas-house-juliana-stefanelli-arquitetura-and-design> ISSN 0719-8884

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