"Near the iconic Pôr-do-Sol Square in the Alto de Pinheiros neighborhood of São Paulo, a couple with two daughters and a dog acquired a beautiful house with vaulted roofs, originally designed by modern Brazilian architect Ennes Silveira Melo and completed in the 1970s."
"Besides the geometry of the roofs, the house featured exposed concrete structural elements that needed updating to meet the new family's needs. To achieve this, they chose the Brazilian architecture firm ARKITITO, which also assisted them during the property selection phase and orchestrated the residential renovation."
The house near Pôr-do-Sol Square in Alto de Pinheiros, São Paulo, dates from the 1970s and was originally designed by modern Brazilian architect Ennes Silveira Melo. The dwelling is defined by pronounced vaulted roofs and exposed concrete structural elements. A couple with two daughters and a dog purchased the property and required updates to adapt the structure to contemporary family needs. The exposed concrete elements required modernization while the roof geometry remained a key character-defining feature. The Brazilian architecture firm ARKITITO assisted during property selection and led the residential renovation to update structure and functionality.
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