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Lechuza House: Blending Brazilian Charm with Mexican Architecture

A modern, open-concept kitchen with wood-paneled ceilings, pendant lights, and a garden view.
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Lechuza House in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Arkitito Arquitetura in 2022, exemplifies unique architectural innovation. Situated in the bustling Vila Madalena, this house combines features of Mexican traditional architecture to cater to the nostalgic touch the resident engineer desired, harmoniously integrating modern living spaces with natural elements crafted meticulously by the landscape architect resident, enriching both functionality and aesthetics.