A word from the Yoruba language that means “to ask for permission” gives its name to the 45 m2 welcoming space. “It brings an Afro-Brazilian and Amerindian perspective on the home, in which the boundaries of the dwelling are not defined by walls, but by the relationships with the environment, ourselves and the people around us,” says the architect, thanking the partnerships of architect Fellipe Brum, consultant Paula Motta and artist and sister Maré de Matos (who created the work produced by participants in the painting course for women promoted by Coral and CASACOR). In the center, the rammed earth bench made on site represents ancient and ancestral technology.
