In a dead-end street, with 475m2 the construction is divided into two floors. On the first floor, the living room, fireplace, home theater, library, office, dining room, kitchen and laundry room were arranged in an integrated manner. The architect was inspired by the foundations of Japanese architecture when creating the internal distribution of the residence, which allows the spaces to be flexible. Being able to gain new environments according to the needs of the residents. On all sides, the forest invades the house through large openings and the decks that surround the living areas, facilitating contact with nature. To create an introspective atmosphere in the dining room, the architect suggested applying night blue to the ceiling. On the second floor, there is the main suite, also integrated into the forest. GROUND FLOOR Vehicle access, pedestrian access, mailbox and gas plant; Garage for 03 cars; Entrance hall with cloakroom, staircase; Suite services with multiple-use BWC; Space with bench and sink to install a refrigerator, electric or gas barbecue. 1st FLOOR Integrated living room with fireplace, double height, balcony/deck; Dining with balcony/deck; Kitchen, laundry room, balcony and service staircase; Suite or office or home theater, guest bathroom. 2ND FLOOR Double Suite: bedroom, balcony/deck, dressing room, bathroom with 2 showers, bench with 2 sinks; Suite: Bedroom, full bath.