The objective was to reflect on the relationship between the kitchen and the other spaces of the Duvivier-Byington house, a project by the Carioca architect Lúcio Costa dated 1988, located in Rio de Janeiro. When the house was designed and built, the kitchen was a relatively small and closed environment. Over time, living patterns have transformed, and this space has come to occupy a central role in the dynamics of the house, becoming a place of great permanence, with various functions and a meeting point.
© Renato Mangolin
- architects: Amanda Arcuri
- Location: Leblon, Brasil
- Project Year: 2024
- Photographs: Renato Mangolin
- Area: 90.0 m2