Espatódias House by Leo Romano Blends Architecture with Landscape
The Espatódias House, designed by architect Leo Romano, is a residential project located in Residencial Aldeia do Vale, Brazil. Completed in 2025, the house spans an area of 1,654 square meters and features a concrete roof that appears to float over the site, dissolving the boundaries between architecture and landscape. The design transforms every room into an extension of the surrounding garden, emphasizing a seamless integration with nature. The project was curated by Susanna Moreira and coordinated by Mariana Romano, Adalberto Rodrigues, and Mariana Pierrott. Engineering and consulting services were provided by Setmaier for civil engineering, Interpam for lighting, and CRJ for installations. Additional consultants include Florense, Marmores, Az Decor, Via Condottie, and Movelaria Brasileira. Landscape design was handled by Fred Rodrigues. Photographs of the house were taken by Joana França. The project falls under the category of residential architecture and houses. The text description was provided by the architects, highlighting the house's unique relationship with its environment.
Key facts
- Architect: Leo Romano
- Location: Residencial Aldeia do Vale, Brazil
- Area: 1654 m²
- Year: 2025
- Curated by Susanna Moreira
- Coordination: Mariana Romano, Adalberto Rodrigues, Mariana Pierrott
- Civil engineering: Setmaier
- Lighting: Interpam
- Landscape design: Fred Rodrigues
- Photographs: Joana França
Entities
Artists
- Leo Romano
- Susanna Moreira
- Mariana Romano
- Adalberto Rodrigues
- Mariana Pierrott
- Fred Rodrigues
- Joana França
Institutions
- MOVELARIA BRASILEIRA
- Setmaier
- Interpam
- Florense
- Marmores
- Az Decor
- Via Condottie
- CRJ
Locations
- Residencial Aldeia do Vale
- Brazil