Interview: The Vision of Jacobsen Inside a Suspended Beach House in Rio de Janeiro @Architecture_Hunter
Interview: The Vision of Jacobsen Inside a Suspended Beach House in Rio de Janeiro  @Architecture_Hunter
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In Paraty, on Brazil’s southeastern coast, MRL House was designed by Jacobsen Arquitetura to merge architecture, landscape, and sea. The L-shaped layout opens the living areas toward the ocean while preserving a sense of intimacy and flow between the gardens.

Natural materials, generous glass openings, and precise wood detailing highlight the project’s lightness and craftsmanship, an expression of refined construction where every element connects to the surrounding environment.

Presented by Oficina de Marcenaria
Learn more at: https://oficinademarcenaria.com.br/

Project: MRL House
Architecture: Jacobsen Arquitetura
Woodwork: Oficina de Marcenaria
Film: Architecture Hunter
Location: Paraty, Brazil
Cover Image: Fran Parente
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Interview: The Vision of Jacobsen Inside a Suspended Beach House in Rio de Janeiro

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