01/04 - Duda Porto's Casa Lite has a total area of 190 m² and was surprisingly completed in just 40 days. The project is self-sufficient, modular and sustainable, with clean execution. In the decoration, Duda opted for wooden coverings, warming up the integrated environments, where the furniture is responsible for delimiting the spaces. (Denilson Machado)

02/04 - With simple lines, generous openings and pure white, the Cosentino Container House by Marília Pellegrini highlights the authenticity of the materials. Without excess, it provides a welcoming home from a minimalist point of view. To create the house, two containers were joined together to form the 60 m² house. It is complete with an integrated living room, kitchen and laundry room, as well as a bedroom with a comfortable bathroom. (Romulo Fialdini)

03/04 - Metal beams are the starting and finishing points of Casa das Sibipirunas, designed by Otto Felix. They form an open and permeable structure, enclosed in glass, conducting natural light in different ways throughout the day. The reinterpretation of a country house integrates a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen and a suite with a closet in 250 m². The two trees that already existed on the site were incorporated in a poetic and organic way, giving the space its name. (Denilson Machado)

04/04 - Casa Grão by Très Arquitetura proposes living in the shape of a glass box. The coffee bean inspires and gives its name to the 100 m² composition, which combines a living room, a dining room with a small kitchen and a master suite. The project brings a contemporary, intimate narrative rich in references. A niched bookcase faces a lush urban jungle, which brings nature into the space. (Evelyn Muller)