Located in São Paulo, Brazil, this 724-square-meter residence was designed through a careful study of the site's topography and existing landscape. Rather than creating a structure that dominates its surroundings, the architects adopted a low-profile, horizontal design language that allows the home to blend naturally into the environment.

Located in Brasília, the capital of Brazil, this 537-square-meter house was designed to accommodate two generations living together under one roof. Rather than dividing the property into separate structures, the architects created a unified composition that balances privacy with a strong sense of connection among family members.