Marcio Kogan’s Osler House In Brasília, Brazil
By Joe Wertz
A large ground-floor volume that houses a garage, utility space and bedroom grounds the suspended second level of Brazil’s Osler House, designed by architect Marcio Kogan. Located in Brasília, the reinforced concrete home’s second story space houses the living room, kitchen and a small office. The second level also casts a cooling shadow on a solarium and half of a rectangular swimming pool. An exterior staircase connects the pool deck with an out door deck perched atop the roof of the ground-floor building. [via contemporist]
