AG House was designed by the architects Adriane Wender, Miguel del Río Francos, Giovani Acevedo Alemán, Jacques Stiernet, Humberto Piccinini, and Guilherme Silveira Cardoso, who belong to the architectural firms Atelier de Luz and WRarq. The home has been designed on a platform set three meters above street level, in a residential area of Sierra Gaucha, in the city of Canela, Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil.
It covers a total ground area of 683 square meters, and was completed in 2016. The façade that looks out to the northeast of the property enjoys privileged views over the valley.
The spaces seek to satisfy and make the most of the qualities of the place, within the breadth and continuity of the space demanded by the client. Therefore, the program was organized in a linear scheme.
The home is distributed across two levels, with public areas on the ground floor and private areas on the upper level.
The base of the residence consists of an entrance hall, the TV room, a gym, the service area, and the dining room as the main space completely open to the northeast, merging with the garden through a porch.
The four existing suites were placed along the northeast facade, united by a balcony through a subtraction in the volume that indicates the views to the city valley.
