A Spacious Contemporary Home in Brasilia, Brazil
By Magaly • Mar 7, 2017
Osler House was designed by Studio MK27 – Marcio Kogan & Suzana Glogowski in 2009. Located in Brasilia, Brazil, the home covers an area of 270 m2. At first sight, it looks like two blocks placed one on top of the other in a perpendicular way. The home has a modern style in its exterior and walls of concrete, glass, and wood that create an imposing effect.
Its gardens are lush and very well cared for, with verdant trees that give shade to the house and relief on those days of intense heat. At the center of the home, the swimming pool invites us to go for a swim and enjoy its cool water… Sounds tempting, doesn’t it?
The first block holds a small terrace, easily reached by external concrete stairs.
The social areas are located in the upper block. There, the kitchen, living room, and dining room share the same space in perfect harmony.
The long space, located between glass walls, not only has the advantage of enjoying natural light throughout the day, but also offers us the privilege of taking in the views from both sides. It is also equipped with two glass doors that lead to the upper terrace.
At night, the serene spaces invite us to relax and share with friends and family while enjoying the views, both from indoors and outdoors.
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- Concrete construction among the surrounding gardens
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- View of the upper block and its interior through the glass walls
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- Swimming pool
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- Area of the bedrooms beside the swimming pool
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- Upper terrace reached by external concrete stairs
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- Concrete stairs leading to the terrace
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- Swimming pool and the two blocks that make up the house
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- Interior view of the house. Living-dining room, kitchen
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- Wooden dining room and kitchen
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- Bathroom in white with glass door
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- Internal stairs
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- Night view of the house
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- Night view with closed curtains
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