Okha arquitetura e design

Okha arquitetura e design 由建筑师 Priscila Pereira 于2010年创立，已成为巴西当代建筑领域的重要力量。工作室的名称源自"Oca"——意为传统的无内部分隔的原住民住所，这反映了他们创造连贯、整合空间体验的设计理念。

工作室位于圣若泽杜斯坎普斯，从 Pereira 在20世纪80年代于乌巴图巴的早期建筑观察，发展成为专注于高端住宅和商业项目的多学科工作室。Pereira 于2001年毕业于布拉斯库巴斯大学（Universidade Braz Cubas），现与主要团队成员包括来自陶巴特大学（Universidade de Taubaté）的 Cristiane Zanella 和来自帕拉伊巴河谷大学（Universidade do Vale do Paraíba）的 Ana Beatriz de Paula 共同领导事务所。

工作室的设计方法强调空间流动性和以用户为中心的解决方案，这在最近完成的 Galeriah House（2024）等项目中得到充分体现。他们的作品以对体量构成、材料表达和环境融合的精妙理解为特征。

Okha 的作品集展示了他们在创造建筑大胆又充满场地敏感性设计方面的专业知识。该事务所发展出独特的建筑语言，将巴西现代主义传统与当代空间创新相结合，成为巴西建筑话语中一个值得注意的贡献者。 Founded in 2010 by architect Priscila Pereira, Okha arquitetura e design has established itself as a significant force in contemporary Brazilian architecture. The firm's name, derived from "Oca" - meaning a traditional indigenous dwelling without internal divisions - reflects their philosophy of creating cohesive, integrated spatial experiences.

Based in São José dos Campos, the practice evolved from Pereira's early architectural observations in Ubatuba during the 1980s to become a multidisciplinary studio specializing in high-end residential and commercial projects. Pereira, who graduated from Universidade Braz Cubas in 2001, leads the firm alongside key team members including Cristiane Zanella from Universidade de Taubaté and Ana Beatriz de Paula from Universidade do Vale do Paraíba.

The studio's design methodology emphasizes spatial fluidity and user-centric solutions, demonstrated in projects like the recently completed Galeriah House (2024). Their work is characterized by a sophisticated understanding of volumetric composition, material articulation, and environmental integration.

Okha's portfolio showcases their expertise in creating architecturally bold yet contextually sensitive designs. The practice has developed a distinctive architectural language that combines Brazilian modernist traditions with contemporary spatial innovations, establishing themselves as a noteworthy contributor to Brazil's architectural discourse.