Discover the transformed Perpetua House in São Paulo, Brazil, a project by Arkitito Arquitetura completed in 2021. This renovated 1950s house now exemplifies modern indoor-outdoor living, integrating extensive garden areas and natural light into a formerly fragmented space. The design smartly incorporates local Goiás stone and preserved architectural elements, blending modern conveniences with the home’s original charm.

About Perpetua House
Revitalizing a Classic: Perpetua House’s Modern Transformation
Perpetua House, crafted by Arkitito Arquitetura in São Paulo, Brazil in 2021, epitomizes the harmonious blend of historical charm and contemporary design. Originally built in the 1950s, the residence underwent significant modifications to meet the modern needs of space, light, and airflow while preserving its classic architectural elements. The cornerstone of the renovation was enhancing the interplay between the home?s interior and its lush garden surroundings. Strategically placed large openings and a bay window extend the living space into the garden, enhancing the visual and physical connection to the outdoors. This not only augments natural lighting but also improves the thermal comfort within the house.
Integrating Spaces for Dynamic Living
Key areas of the home, including the kitchen and entertainment spaces, were reimagined to foster a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor environments. The kitchen, now an open space adjac...