Our work on this house in Pereybère is based on creating harmony between the existing building and its sloped site, restoring a fluid relationship between the interior, the garden, and the landscape.
The addition of a masonry planter along the façade helped correct the perceived height of the structure, visually anchoring the house into the terrain. The new front steps, extended by a pergola, redefine the main entrance and reestablish a clear connection between the threshold, the street, and the main volume.
On the main façade, the opening of a large fixed window facing the wetlands transformed the house’s relationship with its natural surroundings, bringing visual depth and constant light into the heart of the living room. The cumaru deck now connects the veranda to the pool, extending the outdoor spaces in a material continuity. Finally, the patio of the master bathroom, featuring an outdoor shower, creates an intimate transition between interior and garden, grounding the whole in a serene and coherent composition.
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