Located in a corner location in the Cesário Lange city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Casa Manacá project connects with various existing elements on the land. It was designed by VAGA Arquitetura and promotes the interaction between landscape and residential buildings.
Relationships with the street, ideal sunshine and privacy are the main relationships that are established and require different levels of interaction between the inside and outside. To do this, the space of the villa is organized around three interrelated functional cores.

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THESE CORE FUNCTIONS ARE PLACED IN TWO INTERSECTING MASSES: THE FIRST IS FOR SERVICE, ARRANGING THE FRONT OF THE HOUSE TO THE STREET, CLOSE TO THE CORE OF COLLECTIVE ACTIVITIES, AND OPEN TO VIEWS OF THE LAKE AND GARDEN. The second space is a private space facing a private garden that, in addition to bringing green plants into the environment, provides freshness and privacy to the room. The transition between the cores takes place gradually, and the collective activity extends to private spaces through integrated living and kitchen areas, while not losing autonomy. The building system consists of metal structures and brick walls, defined as prioritizing work efficiency and speed of construction.

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