Brazil-based architeect Arqbox created the JJO House in collaboration with Estudiograma. The house is located in the depths of a Brazilian forest, immersing the architecture into lush surroundings.
The house sits on top of a steep slope, with a garage, workshop and a walkway that connects the structure to the main house placed slightly down the hill. The main living area is enveloped in a glass showcase, giving a view of the surrounding treetops in each room. The bedrooms sit on the ground floor, with large windows offering views of the forest floor. The rooftop terrace offers a luxurious outdoor living space, on top of the raw concrete, glass and steel structure.
The JJO House connects every aspect of the home into different layers of the forest.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Forest Immersive Architecture
- Designing architecture integrated with the natural environment, providing eco-friendly and sustainable living experiences.
- Glass Showcases
- Incorporating glass into architecture to create a seamless indoor/outdoor experience and promote a connection with nature.
- Rooftop Oasis
- Utilizing rooftops for outdoor living spaces to maximize square footage and promote sustainable living.
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Utilizing eco-friendly and sustainable materials in building design and creating structures that are integrated with nature.
- Construction
- Incorporating innovative materials and designs in construction to create more sustainable, eco-friendly living spaces.
- Real Estate
- Creating and promoting eco-friendly, sustainable real estate properties that incorporate nature and the outdoors into the living environment.
