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Vila da Saúde Studio

A ceramics school studio building designed for a narrow lot in São Paulo, Brazil, prioritizes natural light, ventilation, and green spaces.

The 813 m² project, with a planned completion in 2025, is a collaboration between Consoante Arquitetura e Integração and Plareng.

Sited on a 10 x 50-meter lot, the building was intentionally set back from the street to create a landscaped entrance, exceeding zoning requirements.

The design emphasizes naturally lit environments with cross-ventilation.

Small outdoor seating areas are integrated throughout the design, contributing to the overall layout.

Key collaborators include Heitor Tonissi, Ricardo Gardinal, and Victor Piza as authors, with contributions from Juliana Trama, Vinicius da Costa, Beatriz Martins, Eduardo Cordeiro, Isabella Nakane, and Luiza Franklin.

Specialized consultants contributed to structure (Victor Guerrero), electrical and plumbing (Sergio Kater and Eneas Lanjoni), lighting (Maryah Fernandes), HVAC (Antônio Carlos Pacheco), and landscape design (Ariane Chrispa Fernandes).

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