A zig-zagged house in Bragança Paulista, Brazil, CA Residence by Brazillian design firm Jacobsen Arquitetura was heavily influenced by the natural curvature of the site’s topography. The space is divided by usage type; social, intimate, and service, with each area becoming independent due to the structure’s non-orthogonal angles.
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The light-filled social area features glass panelling, and is completely open to its surroundings, while the intimate spaces and service areas are characterised by movable metal panels, allowing for privacy while letting in natural light.
Words by Theo Rosen
Images courtesy of Jacobsen Arquitetura
