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Noor House by Marcos Lula

Casa Noor, a residential project in Brazil, was designed to reflect a family's daily life and serve as a gathering space for intergenerational interaction.

The design intentionally omits a conventional front door, opting for direct and natural access to eliminate formalities. This approach aligns with the family's dynamic and their interactions with friends.

The architecture is inspired by the clean, light lines of Brazilian modernism. It emphasizes the expression of materials and reveals the home's structural honesty.

The project was completed in 2024 and covers an area of 520 m². It is located in Dona Matilde, Brazil. Key team members included Principal Architect Marcos Lula, Felipe Sousa, and Heitor Rocha. Photographs were provided by Maurício Araújo.

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