Ja8 creates engaging landscapes for the project on Brava Beach

Adventure with a VGV of about 2.5 billion dollars connects the local nature with high luxury real estate

Müze, the developer responsible for the Tempo Project, in Itajaí, Santa Catarina, announces a partnership with Ja8 Arquitura Viva, a reference in Street Scape, Placemaking, Landscaping and Humanization of Public Spaces, creating welcoming and vibrant places in different Brazilian states. The landscape project designed for time aims to create an engaging experience, exploiting the natural transition between mountains and sea, a singular feature of Brava Beach.

The integration of the native vegetation of the Atlantic Forest is a surprising differential, underlines Juliana Castro, architect and partner founding of Ja8 Viva Arquitetura. “The proposal over time is to create a complete sensory experience. In addition to preserving local fauna, we will provide an integration space between human beings and nature, we want people to observe and actively interact with local fauna and flora”, says the expert.

The company is divided into three distinct areas: one inspired by rest, with low vegetation and swimming pool with sand bottom, which simulates a natural lagoon from the sea. Central Garden, being a family space with another large swimming pool and leisure areas integrated into the tropical landscape. In fact, one of the highlights will also be the swimming pool in the area inspired by the forest surrounded by large trees, recreating a lake with a contemplative atmosphere and connection with nature.

According to the report “Green and Blue Spaces and Mental Health” (green and blue spaces and mental health), issued by the World Health Organization (WHO), contact with the nature that claim the urban and periurban-controlled regions to emotional well-being, mental perspective and psychological health. The study reveals that being in contact with forests, parks, garden areas or coastal areas can even reduce the psychological effects of climate change, encourage physical activity and provide opportunities for social coexistence and offer environments in which it is possible to relax and relieve daily stress.

For Felipe Miguel, director of Müze, the choice of the landscape office reflects the feeling of belonging and the search for an approach more attentive to the nature that permeates the creation of the project. “We want the residents of the time to feel part of a natural environment, where they can live and have contacts with the ecosystem. For this reason, we mobilize our attention on bringing relevant agents to each field to create an iconic, luxurious and relevant project for local society, which serves as inspiration for projects on a national scale”, underlines the executive.

According to Fipezap’s information, the northern coast of Santa Catarina emerges as one of the areas with the highest growth in the value of the properties in Brazil. Balneário Camboriú leads the ranking of national prices per square meter for over two years, and right next to it there is Praia Brava, in Itajaí. Over the past five years, the value of properties in Itajaí has ​​increased by 90%, mainly influenced by the enhancement of Praia Brava, placing the city in the third position among the most appreciated prices per square meter.

For the project, Müze also has relevant partners like Emiliano, who will have his first six stars, and Foster+Partners Office, who is the first residential of the architecture company in Brazil.

Source: Terra

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