The project brings urban forests into the house, mixing industrial materials with wood, glass and vegetation on the roof and in the external garden.
Submitted at Oct 25, 2018, 1:23 PM
Inspired by New York cafes, the professionals at Estúdio Orla designed the Glass House at CASACOR Brasília 2018. The project brings urban forests into the home in 100 m², mixing industrial materials with wood, glass and vegetation on the roof and in the garden. external. 
The glass enclosure allows integration between the external and internal areas, bringing nature into the space through the harmonious connection with the gardens. 
“The goal is to clear the space and explore all the senses, bringing the concept of a glass house, where the public can sit, eat, rest and still connect with the internal and external gardens of the house designed by Oscar Niemeyer”, explains Isabella Souza. and Carla Monza. 
The duo sought to encourage the regional scene, betting on Brasilia furniture by young designers Danilo Vale and Rafaela Gravia. The designer pieces made the café even more cozy and charming. In addition to the furniture, the space also has exclusive lamps and a huge painting by the photographer João P. Teles. Female labor is also highlighted in the project. From construction to furniture, the Glass House is marked by the presence of female labor as a form of protest and empowerment. CASACOR SERVICE Brasilia 2018 
