Casa Yakisugi Residence designed by Mazara Estudio Arquitectura
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Casa Yakisugi Residence designed by Mazara Estudio Arquitectura

The Casa Yakisugi residence, also known as Estúdio Mazara, was conceived by the firm Mazara Estudio Arquitectura. This single-family residential project was planned to establish an intimate connection between the built environments and the surrounding tropical landscape.

The architectural composition of the house is characterized by extended horizontal volumes, pitched roofs with light structure, and a limited selection of materials. The material palette used includes natural stone, wood, and structural components in dark tones.

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Information about the project was cited in reference to the work "Casa Piedra Bahía / DE SPACE" [Piedra Bay House / DE SPACE], dated October 20, 2026, as accessed on October 22, 2026, on ArchDaily in Portuguese.

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