Studio MK27

Alameda Tietê, 505 - Cerqueira César São Paulo - SP 01417-020 Brazil

https://studiomk27.com.br/

Studio MK27, located in the bustling city of São Paulo, was founded in the late 1970s by architect Marcio Kogan and today is composed of 30 architects and various collaborators worldwide. The architects on the team, great admirers of the Brazilian modernist generation, seek to carry on the task of rethinking and continuing this iconic architectural movement. Studio MK27's projects value formal simplicity and are crafted with extreme care and attention to detail and finishes. Kogan is an honorary member of the AIA (American Institute of Architecture), a Professor at Escola da Cidade in São Paulo and at the Polytechnic University of Milan, considered by Época magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in Brazil, part of Wallpaper's "150 famous for 15 years," and ranked 39th on Dezeen's 2017 Hot List. He leads a team of architects, most of whom have been working with him for over a decade.

PROJECTS

Casa da Rampa: the villa-museum that combines art and design

A residential and exhibition project that combines art and design: the project by the Brazilian studio Mk27 aims to create a space that blends these elements, where the unifying element is the architecture itself

“ Fazenda" house in Brazil. The Overhang made of reinforced concrete merges with the Stone

Located in Porto Feliz, Casa Pasqua is a modernist project by MK27 Studio, which merges reinforced concrete with stone, to integrate with nature and make it penetrate into the house, through large openings and unlimited spaces.

Villa in the forests of San Paolo. Architecture as a connection with nature

Located in the rainforest, the project of Studiomk27 aimed to insert the house in a mountainous profile, with the aim of creating a connection between architecture and nature, favouring the view towards the ocean and the incidence of sunlight.

An urban village like a pueblo in Madrid. Urban and private space merge

The MK27 Studio planned a new development on the outskirts of Madrid. The aim was to create a type of habitat where houses would be freely arranged around a network of public spaces to create a new type of public life.