"Bernard Cunha + 33 Architects: studio gm Area of this architecture project Area: 6082 ft Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 Photographs:Bernard Cunha Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Chaos Group, Arkos, Cinex, Docol, Jader Almeida, Lumini, San German, Sergio Rodrigues Atelier, Wentz"
"Lead Architects: Guto Delgado, Mylena Oliveira, Leticia Ferreira Creation And Construction: Guto Delgado Creation Construction Graphic Design Documentation/Project: Leticia Ferreira Electronic Model: Jonny Jordan Documentation/Project: Iara Mendes, Maria Luiza Paes, Jessica Martins, Roberval Rodrigues, Almir Quaresma Construction: Amaral Guimaraes engenharia HVAC: Imperador das maquinas Carpentry Furniture: Dell anno Landscaping: Margareth Maroto Loose Furniture: Casa contente"
"Bernard Cunha Text description provided by the architects. In this project, from the very beginning, the site was seen as a central element: two large trees at the entrance became leading elements, guiding the design of the house and reinforcing the natural character that surrounds it. See allShow less About this office Published on October 20, 2025Cite: "Jenga House / studio gm" [Casa Jenga / studio gm] 20 Oct 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed . ISSN 0719-8884"
The Jenga House covers an area of 6,082 ft and reached completion in 2024. Lead architects are Guto Delgado, Mylena Oliveira and Leticia Ferreira, with Guto Delgado responsible for creation and construction. Documentation and project work involved Leticia Ferreira, Iara Mendes, Maria Luiza Paes, Jessica Martins, Roberval Rodrigues and Almir Quaresma; Jonny Jordan produced the electronic model. Construction was carried out by Amaral Guimaraes engenharia, HVAC by Imperador das maquinas, carpentry furniture by Dell Anno, landscaping by Margareth Maroto, and loose furniture supplied by Casa Contente. Manufacturers and brands used include AutoDesk, Chaos Group, Arkos, Cinex, Docol, Jader Almeida, Lumini, San German and Sergio Rodrigues Atelier. Two large trees at the entrance function as leading site elements, guiding the house design and reinforcing the natural character of the surroundings.
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