C | R Residence - Interiors

Interiors of the 1,000 sqm single-storey house: social areas integrated with leisure, a private wing and natural light throughout.

Typology: Interiors
Location: Curitiba, Brazil
Floor area: 1000 m²
Year: 2024

Living area of the C | R Residence with high ceilings, light furniture and large glazing facing the garden — Integrated living area with generous ceiling height and garden views

Living room of the C | R Residence with sculptural armchairs, a glass coffee table and sheer curtains filtering natural light — Living room with sculptural armchairs, a glass coffee table and curtains that soften the natural light.

Detail of a sideboard with a lamp and a vase at the C | R Residence, in a palette of natural materials — Detail of a sideboard with a lamp and a vase, in a palette of natural materials and timeless finishes.

Entrance hall of the C | R Residence with a slatted panel, a marble sideboard and a foliage arrangement — Entrance hall with a slatted panel, a marble sideboard and a foliage arrangement that welcomes the house.

View of the C | R Residence hall with a sculpted marble panel and openings to the dining room — Sculpted marble panel in the hall, marking the transition between the house's social rooms.

Corridor of the C | R Residence with wood flooring and glass window frames integrated with the garden and the stone walkway — Longitudinal corridor with wood flooring and generous openings to the garden and the stone walkway.

Kitchen of the C | R Residence with green cabinets, a glass dining table and a marble island integrated with the outdoor kitchen — Kitchen with green cabinets, a glass dining table and a central marble island.

Central island of the C | R Residence kitchen with a marble countertop, a wood base, light-colored stools and a steel hood — Central island with a marble countertop, a wood base and stools, integrated with the green kitchen.

View of the C | R Residence kitchen with a steel hood, green cabinets, built-in appliances and an opening to the outdoor area — Kitchen with a steel hood, green cabinets and built-in appliances, connected to the outdoor area.

Bathroom of the C | R Residence with a wall-hung toilet, light marble flooring and a glass window frame integrated with the outdoor garden — Bathroom with a glass window frame that dissolves the boundary between indoors and the garden, bringing in natural light and greenery.

Façade of the C | R Residence with a slatted wood panel, large glass window frames and a palm tree in the foreground — Façade with a slatted wood panel and glass window frames reflecting the landscaping and the palm tree in the foreground.

The client's challenge

Build a single-story, 1,000 m² house on a 2,000 m² lot for a family with three children who love hosting family and friends at home. The brief called for spacious social areas integrated with leisure and the outdoor area, a private wing with privacy and abundant natural light — all on a single floor.

The design solution

The project distributed the program across a longitudinal single-story plan: social areas facing the garden and pool, a professional pantry and kitchen integrated with the barbecue and wine cellar, and an independent private wing for the three children and the master suite. Large recessed window frames, generous ceiling height and cobogó screens ensure cross ventilation, natural light and constant visual connection with the landscaping, while materials such as concrete, stone and wood create a timeless, low-maintenance base.

The single-story plan organizes the program into two main blocks: the social block, facing the garden and pool, and the private block, reserved for the family. This separation allows parties and gatherings to take place without disturbing the household's rest.

Large window frames, generous ceiling height and cobogó screens promote cross ventilation and natural light in every room, reducing reliance on mechanical systems and bringing residents closer to the daily light cycle.

Natural materials — exposed concrete, stone and wood — were chosen for their durability, timeless aesthetics and low maintenance, creating a neutral base that showcases the furniture and art over time.

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Acoustics
Biophilia
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