BF HOUSE by Jacobsen Arquitetura

Situated in Porto Feliz, Brazil, BF House is a contemporary country house designed in 2015 by Jacobsen Arquitetura.

A modern, minimalist home with large glass windows framed by a dark exterior and wooden deck.
A modern, open-concept living space with a wooden ceiling, large windows, and a view of the outdoor garden.
Sleek and modern living space with wood-paneled ceiling, large windows, and lush greenery.
Sleek, modern hallway with wooden floor, white walls, and abstract artwork.
Minimalist hallway with wooden floors, white walls, and a patterned rug leading to a bathroom.
Striking interplay of light and dark wood paneling in sleek modern interior.
A modern architectural landscape with a wooden canopy, cobblestone path, and lush greenery.
Sleek modern building with warm lighting, surrounded by lush tropical greenery at night.
Modern open-concept home with expansive glass walls, lush landscaping, and cozy outdoor seating.

About BF House

Designing a Modern Country House

The family’s vision of a simple, modern country home drove their decision to opt for a single-story layout that spreads across the property and opens up to the surroundings.

Adapting to Natural Features

The home’s design directly responds to the natural terrain. The builders positioned the house to take advantage of the sunlight and lake views while ensuring privacy from neighbors. Consequently, the home features two interconnected sections at a unique angle, enhancing the recreational space, front garden, and views from every room.

Functional Layout of the Home

The home divides into two main sections. The first section encompasses the social spaces and service areas, topped by a large flat roof supported by metallic ends. The second, slightly offset section houses the bedrooms. A garden breaks up this area, providing separation between the master suite and guest rooms from the children’s rooms. This section also includes sheltered verandas by the roofing edges.

Choosing Natural Materials

The construction features carbonized wood on its façades, cut granite floors, and natural wood interior finishes, emphasizing a connection with nature while maintaining a sleek look.

By focusing on straightforward language and maintaining a clear, active voice, this piece encourages reader engagement while detailing the unique architectural elements of the country house.

Photography courtesy of Jacobsen Arquitetura

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- by Matt Watts

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