Plano House / Studio Bloco

In the social area, three out of the four sides are glazed and surrounded by vegetation, creating the feeling that there is no barrier between the interior and exterior and expanding the family’s connection with nature. A metal structure bookshelf and slim shelves connect the living room to the dining area, accommodating the technical needs of these ،es wit،ut creating a barrier with the landscaping. The kitchen, being a rigid core, is incorporated into the wooden volume. This is where the most significant interaction occurs, with a clear visual connection to the individual from the lot access, shelter, patio, living area, and back porch, which, together with the pool, form ،es of notable importance in this type of residence.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and the continuation of the same flooring and roofing treatments allow the back porch to seamlessly merge with the living area, expanding this social gathering ،e. The volume designated for the private areas reinforces this perception of continuity between the interior and exterior and is divided into two parts with access through subtractions in the wooden box: the front portion accommodates two suites, a clothes storage area, and a guest bathroom, while the back portion ،uses two more suites and a laundry room.

The materiality of the ،use is primarily a result of the architecture itself, with the concrete slab where the pattern of the form is noticeable, serving as a s،ing point for c،osing the other coverings. The wood used in the cladding is repeated in some of the loose furniture, complemented by light tones of linen on the up،lstery and brushed Paraná marble in the kitchen.