Casa de Flores

This residential design prioritizes family, showcasing a bold cylindrical architectural solution. The floor plan resembles a flower, with its petals branching outward to create clearly defined spaces around a central corridor and an inviting open-air garden. The exterior features an innovative roofing system engineered to collect water for potable use. This structure detaches from the compressed clay block, maximizing the roof's efficiency in gathering water using gravity, ensuring a reliable supply of this essential resource. The carefully positioned windows, framed with striking exaggeration, infuse the house with a vibrant character. The rhythmic arrangement of wooden columns powerfully reinforces the circular design, while the raised, angled roof pays tribute to Brazil's indigenous architectural heritage.