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Parametricism and Sustainability Define the Unique Volumetrics of Panoramic House

Eliza Schuchovski's Panoramic House, nestled amidst the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, redefines the essence of family living, nature integration, and panoramic views. The dramatic triangular cantilevers, strategically positioned pool, and sustainable design solutions set this project apart. The house, realized over 3.5 years, stands as a testament to Brazilian architecture, blending modernity with the appreciation of origins and diversity.

The architecture, conceived through parametricism, emphasizes unique volumetrics that enhance the surrounding views. The design's appeal for sustainability is evident through its energy-efficient solutions and minimal resource utilization. The choice of materials, inspired by Brazilian identity, accentuates the project's integration with nature and technological innovation.

The structural system, featuring concrete slabs, beams, and masonry walls, incorporates distinctive elements such as large spans, cantilevers, and a challenging yet stunningly positioned swimming pool. The project's interaction is defined by three main areas: Social, Intimate, and Service, seamlessly connected through a central mezzanine and offering enchanting views of the beach, forest, and cityscape.

Eliza Schuchovski's Panoramic House, a recipient of the prestigious A' Design Award, exemplifies a harmonious blend of architecture, nature, and sustainability, reflecting the designer's prodigy and wisdom.

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