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Large Glass Walls and Warm Natural Materials Define This Brazilian Beach House

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On the southern coast of São Paulo, Brazil, this beach house in Guarujá brings together contemporary architecture, timeless materials, and expansive living spaces designed for entertaining. Created by architect David Bastos of DB Arquitetos, the two-story residence replaces an older home that no longer suited the owners’ lifestyle, while remaining within the footprint required by the gated community.
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This Mexican Tiny House Uses Prefabrication Without Sacrificing Style

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Tucked into Valle de Bravo, Mexico, this tiny house by Weber Arquitectos shows how a compact footprint doesn’t have to mean compromising on space or views. Covering 1,291 square feet (120 sqm), the home rises above the ground on a metal platform, giving it a light appearance while lifting the living spaces towards the surrounding forest.
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A Brazilian Country House With Expansive Living Spaces and a Leisure Pavilion

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In Monte Mor, São Paulo, architect David Bastos has created a country house that balances contemporary architecture with the warmth of natural materials. Designed for a couple and their three children, the home makes the most of its sloping landscape while creating plenty of space for both quiet family time and entertaining. Completed after a four-year design and construction process between 2020 and 2024, the home reflects the long-standing relationship between the architect and the homeowners.
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