Box House – Alan Chu & Cristiano Kato
September 25, 2009 at 10:46 pm | Posted in architecture, houses | 4 CommentsTags: brazil, small houses, stone, timber
I really like small architecture and the Box House by Alan Chu and Cristiano Kato is no exception.
The 3x5m box is the caretaker’s house on a property on Ilhabela Island, overlooking the São Sebastião Channel near São Paulo, Brazil. On the upper floor in the white suspended box is the bedroom and beneath it is the living room, kitchen and bathroom.
For more information and pictures visit Archdaily here.
To visit the Alan Chu – Cristiano Kato Architects website click here.
Photos: Dan Chu
Below is the home page picture of the Alan Chu – Cristiano Kato Architects website. It looks really cool so I had to add it to this entry.
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This is such a cute project. I like how small it is. The fusion of old and starkly modern is perfect.
Comment by goldnsilver— November 5, 2009 #
Agreed – the original stone in contrast with the pure white works really well.
Comment by Aidan Taylor— November 8, 2009 #
I love a minimal forms – yes – certainly I could live here
Comment by dom— January 12, 2012 #
hallo,
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If you would like to spend some time in the Poland (wroclaw), we will be happy to replace with you for a few weeks
Comment by architektura— January 25, 2012 #