A Tropical Oasis Embraced by the Amazon Forest | Pupunha House

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Discover Pupunha House — a stunning minimalist home that seems to float above the Amazon canopy in Manaus, Brazil. Surrounded by a lush permanent preservation area, this architectural gem blurs the boundaries between nature and design.

Designed with deep respect for the tropical landscape, Pupunha House integrates raw materials like concrete, stone, and glass with abundant vegetation. Its light structure hovers gently above the garden, while sliding glass panels and Brazilian “cobogós” invite natural light, ventilation, and seamless indoor-outdoor living.

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Every space embraces the surrounding forest — from the shaded pathways that lead to the entrance to the interiors filled with soft natural light and tropical foliage. The result is a serene and elegant home that redefines modern living in harmony with the Amazon.

🏡 Location: Manaus, Brazil
🌿 Design concept: Integration between architecture and nature
🌞 Materials: Exposed concrete, glass, stone, native vegetation

If you love contemporary architecture, tropical design, and houses that merge seamlessly with nature, don’t miss this tour.

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Project credits:

Architects: Laurent Troost Architectures
Landscape Architects: Hana Eto Gall Landscape
Interior Design: Chris Coimba
Location: Manaus, State of Amazonas, Brazil
Project Year: 2023

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