The Morumbi Residence is a marvelous house designed by Drucker Arquitetura located in a wonderful area of the Morumbi hills from Sao Paolo, Brazil. The residence offers great views to the exotic landscapes around while still being really well integrated in the surrounding landscape.
The house invites its guest to contemplate the beautiful palm trees or the outdoor pool through large windows and balconies from where you can also see the Marginal Pinheiros avenue and the Octavio Frias Bridge. The architects declare that the pattern of circulation forces the guests to come out to wooden decks and enjoy this cozy ambiance.
The large glass frames emphasize the continuity between the interior and exterior and environments tv room, dining room and office reveal themselves behind high gates fully retractable. All environments are linked as a large loft and the house has many eco friendly features to complement the lovely environment.
The Morumbi Residence comes with solar heating, cross ventilation, sewage treatment, windows with heat control, recycled wood, polystyrene insulation, digital control of lighting and many other measures of green architecture.
[Source: Freshome]
