mf+arquitetos clads ‘house of jabuticabeiras’ in brazil with adjustable wooden louvers
natural materials have been used throughout the project, with wood and stone responsible for creating a warm and welcoming interior environment.
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this residence in franca in the brazilian state of são paulo is clad with wooden louvers that can be adjusted according to the needs of its occupants. designed by mf+arquitetos, the ground floor of the ‘house of jabuticabeiras’ comprises two parallel volumes — containing the shared living spaces — that surround an internal patio complete with a pool. natural materials have been used throughout the project, with wood and stone responsible for creating a warm and welcoming interior environment.

all images by felipe araujo
responding to the brief from the client, mf+arquitetos placed the gourmet kitchen at the center of the home within a volume that runs perpendicular to the other two volumes. located opposite the social entrance, the gourmet kitchen is joined at ground level by a smaller kitchen and large lounge. meanwhile, a staircase leads to an upper level, which contains three bedrooms. the entirety of this storey is clad with wooden louvers that maintain privacy and ensure thermal comfort.










project info:
name: house of jabuticabeiras
location: franca, são paulo, brazil
architect: mf+arquitetos
responsible architects: filipi oliveira and mariana oliveira
project team: luis fernando, rael dominiquini
engineering: cenafer / alexandre
landscaping: claudia melo
date: 2020
area: 383 sqm / 4,123 sqf
photography: felipe araujo
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