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Casa Coral by Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban Planning Completed in Praia do Forte, Bahia

architecture-design · 2026-10-13

Casa Coral, a spacious 501 m² home, was completed in 2023 on Bahia's northern coastline. Crafted by Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban Planning, this two-story abode in Praia do Forte is designed to be a cozy and practical retreat for large families, all while embracing the beautiful coastal views. Sidney Quintela spearheaded the architectural vision, which the team considers a perfect example of modern tropical design. The stunning photos of the house were taken by Gabriela Daltro, and Susanna Moreira handled the publication details, with the original description available in Portuguese. Notable brands associated with the project include Bizancio Casa, Demuner, and Portobello, among others, and it falls under the residential houses category.

Key facts

  • Casa Coral is a 501 m² residence in Praia do Forte, on the northern coast of Bahia, Brazil
  • The project was designed by Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban Planning, with Sidney Quintela as lead architect
  • The house was completed in 2023 and is distributed over two floors
  • It was conceived to host a large family during leisure moments, combining comfort, functionality and a connection to the coastal landscape
  • The design is described by the project team as an expression of contemporary tropical architecture
  • Photography of the project was by Gabriela Daltro
  • The project was curated by Susanna Moreira, with the original version published in Portuguese
  • Suppliers include Bizancio Casa, Demuner, Home Design Casual, Ommi Light, Pavimenti, Portobello, Tidelli and kitchens

Entities

Artists

  • Sidney Quintela
  • Gabriela Daltro
  • Susanna Moreira

Institutions

  • Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban Planning
  • Bizancio Casa
  • Demuner
  • Home Design Casual
  • Ommi Light
  • Pavimenti
  • Portobello
  • Tidelli
  • ArchDaily

Locations

  • Praia do Forte
  • Bahia
  • Brazil

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