Jurumirim House by Nitsche Arquitetos Features Green Ceramic Block Facade
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Amy Frearson
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Summary
Jurumirim House, designed by Nitsche Arquitetos, is a vacation home located on the edge of the Jurumirim Reservoir in Brazil. The house features a corridor of decorative green ceramic blocks that connect its rooms, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal. Designed for a family of five, the home combines modern architecture with natural surroundings.
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Nitsche Arquitetos designed the house for a family of five who owned a site on the edge of the scenic Jurumirim Reservoir, four hours drive from São Paulo.
Green ceramic blocks form the house's facade.
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