Set in a work of Brutalism by Wladimir Alves de Souza—the nationally renowned professor and architect behind the structure that houses Rio’s Chácara do Céu Museum —the villa plays host to a glorious contrast of raw concrete and exotic wood.
A panoramic viewing point, a patio with a vaulted concrete pergola, and a six-meter wooden door are among the villa’s structural standout features, as are high white walls and soaring ceilings that combine to create airy and inviting spaces. Integrated artwork, such as a concrete and steel wall by artist Miriam Löllmann, add to this listed building’s architectural awe.
Presentation of the villa
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- Dwell: Escape to the Jungle in One of These Modern Forested Retreats
- Further Collective: A musical immersion in exclusive Villa Chez Georges in Santa Teresa
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