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Marcos Lula Completes Casa Noor, a 520 m² Family Home in Dona Matilde, Brazil

architecture-design · 2026-09-16

Brazilian architect Marcos Lula designed Casa Noor, a 520 m² residential project completed in 2024 in Dona Matilde, Brazil. The house was conceived around the daily life of a family, functioning as a gathering point for spontaneous interaction across generations rather than a formal residence. To support that intent, the design omits a conventional entrance door: access happens directly and naturally, removing formalities the architects judged incompatible with the family's and friends' routines. The architecture draws on the clean, light lines of Brazilian architecture, emphasizing material expression and exposing the house's constructive truth. The project team included Felipe Sousa and Heitor Rocha, with Marcos Lula as lead architect. Maurício Araújo photographed the house, and Susanna Moreira curated the presentation. Suppliers for the project were Terracor, Illuminato and Tai Azulejos. The work falls under the categories of residential architecture and houses, and the description was submitted by the project team.

Key facts

  • Casa Noor is a 520 m² residential project designed by Marcos Lula
  • The project year is 2024
  • The house is located in Dona Matilde, Brazil
  • The design has no conventional entrance door; access is direct and natural
  • The project team comprised Felipe Sousa and Heitor Rocha, with Marcos Lula as lead architect
  • Maurício Araújo took the photographs and Susanna Moreira curated the presentation
  • Suppliers were Terracor, Illuminato and Tai Azulejos
  • The architecture references the clean, light lines of Brazilian architecture and reveals the house's constructive truth

Entities

Artists

  • Marcos Lula
  • Felipe Sousa
  • Heitor Rocha
  • Maurício Araújo
  • Susanna Moreira

Institutions

  • Terracor
  • Illuminato
  • Tai Azulejos
  • ArchDaily

Locations

  • Dona Matilde
  • Brazil

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