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Rouxinol House / Sergio Sampaio Archi + Tectônica

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ConceptThe 2,000-square-meter site of Rouxinol House, located in the Paraíba Valley in São Paulo, presented significant challenges in defining the architectural design. While it offered magnificent views of the Jaguari River reservoir, the design also had to address a 50-meter slope and the presence of over 300 surveyed trees. Minimizing environmental impact was non-negotiable—a combination of factors that determined the design decisions from th…
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ConceptThe 2,000-square-metre land where the House Rouxinol will be installed in Paraíba Valley in São Paulo imposed important challenges in the definition of the architectural party. If on the one hand there was a magnificent view of the Jaguari River dam, on the other hand it was necessary to deal with a 50-metre difference and the presence of more than 300 registered trees. Reducing environmental impacts to the maximum was an unnegotiable con…

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ArchDaily broke the news in Santiago, Chile on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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