The Sanduteca project, developed at Cajalima Studio and located in the Metrópole Gallery, was conceived with the aim of establishing a place that functions as a true 'library of flavors.'
The initiative aims to compile a small set of tastes and spices from various parts of the world. The space was designed to have an 'educational' character, encouraging visitors through an interior design that combines didactic, vintage, and contemporary elements.
The Ochre Residence, an architectural project, defines its identity directly from earth elements. The chosen name accurately reflects the range of natural materials used in the house's construction.
The material palette employed includes fired terracotta, hardwood, a roof made of coconut wood and natural straw. This combination lends the residence a general atmosphere of unpretentious warmth.
Casa O, an architectural project, is located on a corner lot within a traditional neighborhood in the city of Pilar. The project concept was developed by exploring the contrast between the facades facing south and north.
One facade was designed to create a sense of hermeticism, while the other aims to dematerialize this sensation. The primary objective of the design is to achieve the construction of silence in the residential environment.
The program organization was defined longitudinally, resulting in a 38-meter facade along the property line. This wall, which functions as a blind wall, serves to disguise the main entrance and house the internal residence.
The design team provided a description of the Casa Baruk / Memola Studio Restaurant. Upon entering Casa Baruk, located in Higienópolis, São Paulo, the architecture presents a fusion of different traditions.
The spatial journey was designed to guide the visitor through an immersive experience. In this space, the way the environment is perceived expands almost tangibly, and this sensation is also reflected in the flavors served to the customers.
