Felipe Caboclo's Casa Flow: A Fluid Dialogue with Landscape in Porto Feliz

Brazilian architect Felipe Caboclo has completed Casa Flow, a 1,530-square-meter residence in Porto Feliz, Brazil, designed to foster a free and fluid relationship with its natural surroundings. The project, led by Caboclo with a team including Thammy Nozaki, Amana Roveri, Gilberto Sales, and Artur Mei, follows the site's natural contours to establish a quiet connection with the horizon. The house is conceived not as a prescriptive structure but as a space that allows inhabitants to shape their own experiences. The construction was managed by Seripierri Engenharia, with lighting design by Lightworks and landscaping by Cenário. Other collaborators include Zamaro, Rewood, Leão, Vértices, and Topseal. The project was curated by Susanna Moreira and documented by photographer Estudio NY18. The residence, completed in 2025, exemplifies a contemporary approach to residential architecture that prioritizes openness and integration with the environment.