Alphaville Piracicaba House

Building this residence was a challenge. The steep and corner terrain could make the construction expensive and impair the aesthetic result. What some would see as a problem, the architect Aquiles Nícolas Kílaris saw as an opportunity to develop a differentiated project. The location of the lot has been explored to the maximum. The front façade extends from the side with beautiful curves, imposing aerial beams and huge glass panels that integrate the external and internal areas, allowing the entrance of a lot of natural light. The property was built taking advantage of the slope of the land which made the work cheaper and avoided technical problems. The house was built in the full design system. All stages: elaboration, construction and decoration, were under the responsibility of the office thus guaranteeing the final quality with lower costs. Although located at different levels, spaces are integrated. The architectural elements and the layout of the environments create movement and allow a unique view from every angle of the house. In the finishes and in the furniture, the colors predominate light, but contrasting, with a very sophisticated result. On the facade, the contrast between white and beige highlights the volumetry. The plaster work on the ceilings, the winding staircase, the swimming pool and the rounded furniture dialogue with the organic forms of architecture, valuing them. The entire garden is on a third plateau. The pool, with a spa and waterfall that comes out of the house's slab, was set with sun loungers, loveseats and cocoon-shaped sofas. All this decoration provides warmth and functionality in the outdoor area. The leisure area of Casa Alphaville Piracicaba is the heart of this architectural project signed by the architect Aquiles Nícolas Kílaris. It is complete and includes all the necessary elements to bring friends and family together in comfort and functionality. All the internal spaces are facing this beautiful garden. The environments are integrated and the large glass panels allow the outdoor area to be used as a setting for the indoor environments. The kitchen is directly connected to the gourmet space, consisting of a dining bench, stools, cabinets, sink and barbecue.