Valencia House, a summer retreat in Sao Paulo's countryside, seamlessly integrates nature and architecture. Designed by Padovani Arquitetos, the residence balances spacious social areas with privacy, featuring seven suites, a pool, and a gym. The design follows the topography, minimizing verticality while emphasizing horizontal lines. Panoramic views, strategic block overlays, and Brazilian vernacular materials like wood and stone enhance its harmony with the landscape, ensuring aesthetic, functional, and cultural authenticity.

Padovani is a Brazilian architecture and design office that weaves its narrative with lines that seek to express personality with simplicity, establishing an intense dialogue with nature. The office conceives the uniqueness of projects by investigating the best technical response in harmony with conceptual poetics and client needs, a ritual that is repeated in every detail. Their identity is marked by elegance, applied to a design that breathes tropicality and expresses the essence of these characteristics in their creations. Founded by architect Lucas Padovani, the office has an in-depth creative process, which includes an integrated multidisciplinary team. Padovani Arquitetos believe that each function developed here contributes in a fundamental way to guaranteeing a final result of excellence, through continuous interaction. Their team designs not only physical spaces, but also the experiences of those who inhabit and interact with the designed works.