The Flying House Shows There’s Great Value In The Little Things

To understand why this is called the Flying House you have to look down, at that little gap in the facade which makes it seem as if the house is levitating. Just a few centimeters end up having a huge impact on this entire building. The house is located in São Carlos, Brazil and was designed and built by studio Raquel Pelosi Arquitetura e Design Visual in 2018. It’s defined by simplicity and this is reflected in the overall geometry of the volumes, the materials and finishes used as well as the distribution of the spaces.

The Flying House's defining characteristic is its simplicity, inside and out — The Flying House’s defining characteristic is its simplicity, inside and out

Minimalism also defines the interior spaces which focus on functionality without neglecting style

Sliding wooden dividers filter the sunlight and allow the indoor spaces to open up to the garden

The site is small and the outdoor volumes are not extensive but even so they're quite diverse — The site is small and the outdoor volumes are not extensive but even so they’re quite diverse

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Sliding doors ensure flexibility and fluidity between the different functions and create a harmonious mixture of internal and external spaces. The doors hide into the walls making these transitions even more seamless. The house also focuses its openings towards the rear section of the site, where the garden and swimming pool area are. Sliding wooden brise-soleils filter the sunlight and maintain a strong connection between the indoor and outdoor sections even when they’re closed. They also add a bit of diversity to the facades, breaking the solid white volumes.

Sliding doors ensure a very flexible internal layout, allowing the spaces to flow seamlessly

The wooden brise soleils filter the sunlight but don't completely block the view — The wooden brise soleils filter the sunlight but don’t completely block the view

Wooden surfaces are scattered all over the house, adding warmth and color to the rooms

The simple and clean aesthetic suits the house perfectly, allowing it to stand out and blend in at the same time

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