Apartamento Matisse translates a particular way of living into architecture: connected, attentive, and sensitive to the passage of time. Located in Moema, a leafy neighborhood in São Paulo’s south zone, the 360-square-meter apartment, built in the 1990s, underwent a complete renovation led by the creative duo Caio D’Alfonso and Rogério Gurgel of Gurgel D’Alfonso Arquitetura. The intervention updates the spatial language of a layout originally characterized by sharp angles, split levels, and heavy compartmentalization, converting these complexities into fluidity, light, and integrated living.
Source: Photos – archdaily
