Videiras Pavillion with Gru.A Arquitetos
Set within a lush valley near Rio de Janeiro, the project responds to the client's desire to extend the house into the landscape through a pavilion dedicated to outdoor living. Rather than adding enclosed rooms, the intervention is conceived as a single roof that shelters a variety of activities, including a lounge area, barbecue, spa, and hot tub.

The architecture is reduced to its essential elements: a roof supported by a refined structural system that balances openness and enclosure. A compact brick volume containing the spa and bathroom anchors the composition, providing both functional services and structural support. This interplay between the solid core and the lightweight canopy creates a space that is at once sheltered and fully connected to its natural surroundings.


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Location 
Vale das Videiras, Araras, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Status 
Completed

Built area 150 m²

Architectural design
Pedro Varella, Caio Calafate, Sergio García-Gasco and André Cavendish

Structural engineering
Rodrigo Affonso

Lighting design
Maneco Quinderé

Construction
Aleandro Souza da Silva

Metalwork
Robinho

Photography
Federico Cairoli and Rafael Salim

Construction photography
GRU.A



 




   

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