Sao Paulo

Built in 2006, this contemporary house with brutalist influences offers 350 m² of living space spread over three levels, enhanced by generous outdoor areas including a pool, terraces, terraced garden, and vegetable garden, located on the heights of the Vauban district.

Renovated by its current owners, the house features a clean architectural style where concrete, steel, large glass windows, and ipé wood terraces create a distinctly modern ensemble. The reception areas occupy the first level in a spectacular open-plan living room, fully oriented towards the landscape. Floor-to-ceiling openings erase the boundaries between inside and outside, naturally extending the living space onto a large suspended terrace where the pool seems to blend into the panorama. From every space, the view stretches across Marseille up to Notre-Dame de la Garde.

The upper floor houses three bedrooms sharing a bathroom, while the top level is entirely dedicated to a master suite opening onto an intimate terrace bordered by cacti, offering a privileged view of the Bonne Mère.

Below, a large garage, laundry room, hammam, and an independent area comprising a living room, bedroom, bathroom, and private terrace provide options for a guest house, professional space, or complete autonomy to welcome family and guests. Outside, the terraced garden features a pleasant vegetable garden that adds a touch of greenery to this mineral architecture.

A contemplative architecture, balancing the power of lines with Mediterranean softness.
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