We introduce you today an atypical and unique project.
Nestled into rainforest, on the side of the mountain, Casa Na Mata was built in
2015 in perfect balance with nature, and with a breathtaking view of the ocean
a few metres below.
PERFECT BALANCE WITH NATURE
Built on a 1668sq.m-land with 805sq.m of living space, Casa
Na Mata knows perfectly how to integrate with tropical landscape. The
architecture let the natural light flow through the different rooms of the
house, and offers a stunning view of the ocean.
Perfectly integrated to greenery, there are different
species of trees and vegetation sneaking through the different levels of Casa
Na Mata. The house is elevated from the ground to adapt to the topography and
the elements such as the wooden decks create a perfect interaction between
architecture and nature. Cherry on the cake, thanks to the different openings
at the different levels, you can see both ocean, mountain and forest wherever
you are in the house.
An unusual house where everything is built for a reason.
ATYPICAL ARCHITECTURE
Casa Na Mata does nothing like the others. Completely
different from the other familial houses, the spaces are clearly separated
through the levels of the house and everything is upside down.
As you arrive at Casa Na Mata, you have to pass through an
intermediate space surrounded by bright concrete before entering the house.
There, the main level and the huge deck are immediately connected to a first
room. At the first level, you will find 6 other rooms, 5 with a little veranda
and then the Tv Room. Finally, at the upper level with its cosy atmosphere and
then on the roof, you will find the living room, the family space, and the huge
infinity pool.
A vertical architecture then, that allows Casa Na Mata to
take advantage of the landscape and to offer luxury equipment perfectly
integrated to Brazilian scenery, whether for the fireplace, the bathtub or the
sauna.
A little piece of tropical heaven for nature lovers!
© Architecture: studio mk27 – marcio kogan + samanta
cafardo. Interiors: studio mk27 – diana radomysler. Photography: fernando
guerra
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