Sui comes from the Latin Sui Generis, meaning unique, original, and even strange. The building was built in just 20 days in the iconic garden of Palácio das Mangabeiras, the capital of the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. When Nídia Duarte Arquitetura tries to establish a gentle dialogue between what is already there and what is introduced, Nídia Duarte Arquitetura has a sublime respect for the environment. This synchronizes the landscape with the artificial.

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Casa Sui's construction has a horizontal, linear format and a purposeful retreat base, embraced by nature on each side. When nature penetrates the structure of the design in perfect symbiosis, the architectural structure flows through the garden, presenting unity and connection. The design of the whole house takes into account the full length of the gold structure available on the market, avoiding waste. Cut 6-meter-long modules from 12-meter-long metal strips to optimize material utilization, ease of execution, and process speed. This makes the building easy to adapt to any location.

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Two symmetrically distributed folding revolving doors run through the entire length of the elevation, allowing one to enjoy the surrounding landscape from different angles. In addition to the switches, these door sets will also be embellished by displaying hand-woven nautical ropes on the glass, which not only filter natural light but also provide rich light effects on the interior. A cozy breakfast area near the front porch offers a relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by a beautiful garden with sofas and trees. The iron recliner designed by the Minas Giras artist Andrey Ferri is ideal for reading in pleasant nature. Reinforcement mesh rises in the background, allowing light to enter freely when the view is far away from the beautiful Southern spruce and palm trees.

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THE GOURMET LIVING AREA IS A REAL GODSEND FOR FAMILY GATHERINGS AND INFORMAL MEETINGS. The kitchen island with attached table and organic sofa is directly related to the smoother layout of the project. From light tones to grays, from warm wood touches to mixed textures, everything is full of affection and passion. In the background, one end of an arched wall is a bookcase and the other is a vertical garden and a cellar. Other highlights include the solid wood finish of the shelves, which houses an array of ceramic tableware, a thermostatic wine cellar, a minibar, and even an area dedicated to the coffee corner.

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In a more secluded area, the bedroom adopts a frame of wooden structures, following the same concept of independence of the project. The bed is located in the center of the room and faces the outdoor garden. On one side of the room are the Sui loungers designed by the architect for this cottage, next to which are some paintings by Daniel Mansur. On the other side, there is a wooden frame cabinet. A GREENISH-GREEN QUARTZ PANEL IS ERECTED BEHIND THE BED, WHICH IS BOTH A HEADBOARD AND A WALL, GIVING PRIVACY TO THE BATHROOM BEHIND. The bathroom has a relaxing bathtub and a beehive-shaped bookshelf.

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