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FGMG Designs the Casa Brisa in the Town of Campinas

Local design studio FGMG designs the Casa Brisa located in the town of Campinas by a sloped site. It is defined by transparent screens and metallic panels. This shelled exterior protects the home from the high temperatures around the area and various weather conditions. FGMF partner, Fernando Forte explains that "It is an investigation into the inside and outside, the covered and open, the union between gardens and architecture in a quiet way, using simple materials in an unconventional way."

The home has a concrete build and many openings that accommodate growing trees and allows for natural light to enter the home and garden. The ground floor has utility spaces and a hallway to the main living space with a seating section, kitchen, and dining room. Upstairs features three bedrooms with large windows and metal screens.
Trend Themes
1. Transparent Screens - The use of transparent screens in the design of Casa Brisa offers an opportunity for innovative ways to blend the indoors and outdoors.
2. Shelled Exterior - The shelled exterior of Casa Brisa presents possibilities for creating homes that provide protection from extreme weather conditions while maintaining a sleek and modern aesthetic.
3. Unconventional Materials - The unconventional use of simple materials in Casa Brisa opens the door to exploring alternative building materials and construction techniques for future housing designs.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can leverage the idea of transparent screens and shelled exteriors to create innovative and sustainable homes that harmonize with the natural environment.
2. Construction - The construction industry can explore new methods of utilizing unconventional materials and construction techniques inspired by Casa Brisa's design to build more energy-efficient and eco-friendly homes.
3. Interior Design - The interior design industry can incorporate the concept of transparent screens and shelled exteriors to create visually stunning spaces that seamlessly merge with the surrounding nature.

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