SV Farm and Spa
SV FARM AND SPA
Dall'Ovo Magalhães Arquitetura
ARCHITECTS
Dall'ovo Magalhães Arquitetura
PHOTOGRAPHS
Bicubico
MANUFACTURERS
Artefacto, Breton, Franccino, L´oeil, Líder Interiores, Pátio Brasil, Tecidos Entreposto, Tidelli, Lumini | Iluminação
ARCHITECTURE
Lucas Dall’ovo E Fabiano Magalhães
INTERIOR DESIGN
Dall’ovo Magalhães + Vanessa Pignatti
AREA
926 M²
YEAR
2022
LOCATION
Campinas, Brazil
CATEGORY
Spa, Houses
Text description provided by architect.
Located inside a farm in the region of Campinas, the building called SPA was an existing construction.
The original project, in which we participated, dates from the year 2005 and needed some interventions.
Initially, we were going to revitalize the barbecue area and porch, however, as we visited the site, we realized that there was enormous potential for a general upgrade and, therefore, we presented a project to the clients that incorporated several updates, revitalizing practically the entire building.
In the barbecue area (gourmet space) we tried to create a contemporary environment, but one that recalled the old farmhouses, through the use of red burnt cement on the walls and part of the lining.
In addition to the wood and braided straw lining, the entire floor was replaced and the woodwork was restored.
In the rest of the balcony, we changed the floors and lining, the latter made of braided straw with a tightly closed and homogeneous weave, at the same time elegant and cozy.
Internally, we made some specific interventions in the dormitory area:
we revitalized the floors and reformulated the existing skylights in the gallery.
To this end, two blocks of masonry were created to support the works of art while allowing a physical and visual expansion in the bathrooms of the suites, creating a space of natural lighting and ventilation.
In the social area, customers considered the small home theater and the living and dining room to be a cold and unwelcoming environment.
Thus, our proposal was to move the TV shelf towards the hall, expanding the internal space, from that came the idea of the vertical slat that delimits the hall space and disguises the side of the shelf, at the same time we removed the doors that closed the environment and integrate the home with the rest of the room.
In the living room, the highlight is the large bookcase full of voids, all in wood, which provides a division of the environments, but without losing the physical and visual integration of the spaces.
The closed niches are movable, allowing a change in composition, and allowing different combinations.
In all rooms, the furniture has been updated, and some items such as beds, sideboards in the bedrooms, the living room bookcase, and the bar in the barbecue have the design signed by us.
