• Jan 17, 2024 • 1320

Eight circular chalets, covered by carnauba straw roof, are placed by shifted on a land of Emboaca beach, in the municipality of Trairí/Ce, Brazil.

Named Pousada Vento Vinte, the 460-square-metre project was designed by Brazilian architecture practice Lins Arquitetos Associados.

Aiming to build an organic village, the village is made of circular buildings - mainly chalets and services, and an elliptical building that serves for reception.

Lins Arquitetos Associados aimed to integrate the buildings into the nature, so that they can be part of the existing landscape. The village is also diversified with a drop-shaped pool.

Drawn on a small scale, the two-storey chalets consist of a bedroom and toilet in the (...)