Marcio Kogan delivered a self-sufficient pre-fab house in a remote Brazilian spot
A self-sufficient, modular dwelling that does not impose on the surrounding nature. This was the client’s request when he approached Marcio Kogan, founder of São Paulo-based Studio MK27, to design a model house for one of the plots on his Catuçaba
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