Nature was harmoniously integrated into this house in Bahia

Amanã House, designed by architect Junior Andrade

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Located near the center of Barra Grande, on the Maraú Peninsula, in Bahia, Casa Amanã , designed by architect Junior Andrade , was designed in two modules : the main house, where the suites , living room , kitchen and a view of the pool are located. with infinity edge, deck and gourmet area; while in the second, at the back, three bungalows were built with exclusive suites, private SPA and a spectacular 360-degree view of pure nature .

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The project used local materials , such as cumaru and angelim wood, burnt cement flooring, wooden lining, among others.

"The main concept of the project was to adapt and integrate the house with nature . We can clearly feel this in the way the entire surroundings were included and harmonized within the space", explains architect Junior Andrade.

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“We see this through the opening of windows and frames, which creates a constant connection with nature,” he adds.

(Oka Fotografia/CASACOR)

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