Bravos House was designed in 2013 and built from 2013 to 2015 at the Porto Riviera Condominium, in Brava Beach, city of Itajaí, Southern Brazil.

The organization of the 937-square-meter house opens its best views to the east sector of the site, where Brava beach is located. The living areas are positioned on the lower floor, the bedrooms on the upper floor and garage and services are situated on the basement floor.

BUILDING

Project Start: May, 2013
Project Conclusion: February, 2014
Construction Start: March, 2014
Construction End: December, 2015
Site Area: 500 m²
Built Area: 937 m²

PROFESSIONALS

Architecture: JOBIM CARLEVARO architects
Interiors: Simara Deola Mello Architecture and Interiors
Engeneering: Titan Engeneering
Air Conditioning: Frigemar
Construction: Titan Engeneering
Landscape: JA8 Architecture and Landscape
Lighting: Simara Deola Mello Architecture and Interiors

SPECS

Frames: Vtech
Brise Soleil: Casa Emporium
Doors: Abito Cinex
Stairs: Rulensky Metalúrgica

CASA BRAVOS By JOBIM CARLEVARO arquitetos - Sheet2A green area in front of the site surrounds the entrance to the house. By the garage, Bravos House can also be accessed by a staircase.

The garage is located on a lower level than the street. This way, the ground floor is on a higher position and allows the clear interpretation of the house’s program. It displays a wooden vertical brise soleil, made of Cumaru, a Brazilian tree species. The same wood is repeated in the moving panels of the upper floor.

CASA BRAVOS By JOBIM CARLEVARO arquitetos - Sheet4The pool is located on the ground floor as an extension of the living and dining areas allowing an intimate space along with the landscaping solutions.

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The constructive solution with ribbed slabs and apparent concrete pillars allow the appropriate spans for the organization of the house and separation of the structure and the glass plan of the facade.

CASA BRAVOS By JOBIM CARLEVARO arquitetos - Sheet7Bravos House materials are the combination of wood, apparent concrete, transparent glass and dark gray aluminum. Jobim Carlevaro architects use this combination in various designs creating a simple color palette with a strong visual impact.


Marcos Jobim

Marcos Jobim is an architect graduated from UFSC in 1998 and also graduated in Advanced Studies in Architectural Projects in 2004 from UPC Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Currently, he is responsible for the conception and development of several residential, comercial, corporate and industrial projects as founding partner of JOBIM CARLEVARO ARCHITECTS since 2005 and as managing partner at ARK7 Architects, founded in 2014.

As the architect responsible for the management and development of projects at JOBIM CARLEVARO ARCHITECTS and ARK7, Marcos Jobim focuses on technical and functional solutions of the architecture. For him, the best solutions demand a comprehensive posture, always considering the environmental questions related to the appropriate technical solutions.

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