Marcio Kogan an architect based in São Paulo has completed his new residential project located in São Paulo, Brazil called Panama House just like the previous one The Osler House. All levels of the three-storey house including the bedrooms, office, gardens and patio are used to display the owner’s substantial collection of predominantly modern Brazilian art and sculpture. The Panama House is made from simple concrete boxes-within-boxes, its an open, airy volume that offers respite from the São Paulo’s congested city sprawl.
The house has an uninterrupted connection between the interior and the exterior that makes this stylish building look like an unlimited living space with no walls. the panama house is beautifully lit at night when the modern furniture with stylish pillows and sofas becomes the main focal point.
The São Paulo-born architect Marcio Kogan graduated from Mackenzie University in 1976 and created films until the age of 30. His considerable talents of creating drama, understanding a setting and leading the eye are certainly evident in the award-winning Panama House.
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