Signed by the architect Maurício Nóbrega, the property acquires the feeling of a house with a large recreation area, landscaping and works of art.
In the 60s and 70s, this sandstone in Lagoa (RJ) belonged to the music producer Alfredo Macchado, who has always used the third floor as an informal study. Today, the new owner – who is an amateur musician and party lover and jam sessions – insisted on maintaining the studio, even renovating the entire property.
The apartment of over one thousand square meters has undergone a long renovation overseen by the architect Maurice Nobrega. In addition to all the necessary acoustic treatment, the studio received a lighting design from Maneco Quinderé that made the space a scenic light. After all, there are many musicians – professional and non-professional, famous or not – who regularly frequent the space.
in addition to study – which was open to greenery -, the third floor also gained m music room (for storing tools) and party hosting facility: bar, lounge, gourmet kitchen and swimming pool on the veranda which has been fully integrated creating a large social area.
The apartment also has an exclusive entrance from the rear of the building, as the building sits at the top of a slope. – which makes it even more special, because it feels like home. This private facade, by the way, was also renovated by Maurício, who made a stone wall which brought even more charm to the property. OR landscape is signed by Barbara Soveral.
“The idea was for the apartment to become almost like a club. Both to receive musician friends and to receive their children and nine grandchildren, since many of them live abroad and when they come to Brazil they stay at their grandfather’s house” , says Maurício .
The property has also created five comfortable suites and had the old laundry, located in an external shed, transformed atelier, playroom and gym – named after climbing wall for the little ones.
The decor has completely changed. A detail added by the architect was the use of perobà woodwhich appears in practically all environments: on paneling, brise and even on the covering of the pillars of the living room, in addition to the master bedroom and bathrooms.
“We created an installation that accommodated the pieces they already had. It was only necessary to increase the art collection, because this apartment has more walls, because it’s bigger,” he concludes.
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Source: Terra
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