Tramonto Social Pavilion: Architecture Integrated into the Brazilian Landscape
In Guarapuava, Brazil, Faust Arquitetos has created the Tramonto Social Pavilion, serving as a communal area within the Tramonto residential development. This design encourages social interaction and integrates with the surrounding rural scenery, featuring two stone structures linked by a concrete roof. An open area between these volumes facilitates movement and visual flow. Ample windows and sliding doors enhance natural lighting and airflow, while the stone material contributes to thermal stability. The pavilion's design minimizes reliance on artificial climate control through strategic orientation and shading. Highlighting the landscape and user experience, this project embodies Faust Arquitetos's contemporary design ethos. This piece is featured in the 89th issue of Glocal Design Magazine, titled 'Visionarias del espacio,' showcasing 15 female architects and collectible covers by Prince Láuder and Jimena Estíbaliz.
Key facts
- Faust Arquitetos designed the Tramonto Social Pavilion in Guarapuava, Brazil.
- The pavilion is located within the Tramonto residential complex.
- The building consists of two stone volumes joined by a concrete roof.
- Large windows and sliding doors facilitate cross-ventilation and natural light.
- Stone provides thermal inertia for temperature stabilization.
- The design reduces the need for artificial climate control.
- The project is featured in Glocal Design Magazine's 89th edition, 'Visionarias del espacio'.
- The edition includes covers by Prince Láuder and Jimena Estíbaliz.
Entities
Artists
- Prince Láuder
- Jimena Estíbaliz
Institutions
- Faust Arquitetos
- Glocal Design Magazine
Locations
- Guarapuava
- Brazil
- Mexico