Planar House is a radical exercise in horizontality, something really common when talking about Studio MK27. This
architecture project combines the best of
design and clean lines with the wide landscape surroundings. Discreetly inserted in the highest point of the plot and favouring the existing topography, this
luxury home presents a rather
modern design.
This type of insertion on the plot demanded care and attention with the design of the rooftop, which is the fifth facade of the building. This was an exercise in the composition and selection of equipment to be placed there, such as solar panels and skylights. The green roof mimics the surrounding lawn as well as contributes to the thermal comfort in the house.
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Under the roof, there are two programmatic boxes, the first one with the service areas, gym, tv and playrooms and the second one with the five en-suite bedrooms. The
living rooms are located at the extremities with sliding glass doors that can transform the rooms into a terrace. A very masculine and pragmatic look covers the room decor, with leather armchairs and brick walls.
The
interior design is made of low and solid wood furniture and the layout of the spaces leaves enough space for free circulation between the furniture and the panels and allows for an individualized reading of each piece.
Luxury furniture and incredible
art pieces cover the wooden walls bringing a soothing touch to the
room design, while the grey palette on the master bedrooms brings a more industrial look.
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Photographer: Fernando Guerra