continuous vertical gardens and layered planters wrap 111 house in são paulo

designed by isay weinfeld with landscape design by rodrigo oliveira, 111 house features a continuous ring of perimeter planters that filter light and preserve privacy across a four-level são paulo residence. Marilia DBS edited by christina vergopoulou October 19, 2026 2 min prefer designboom on googleVERTICAL PLANTERS ENCLOSE FOUR-LEVEL RESIDENCE IN SÃO PAULODesigned by Isay Weinfeld with landscape architecture by Rodrigo Oliveira, 111 House is a four-level residence in São Paulo, Brazil, created for a family of contemporary art collectors. Positioned on a compact urban plot, the house organizes its footprint along the left site boundary, leaving a lush, full-depth garden strip along the right side. This arrangement allows the primary living spaces, breakfast room, and upper-level bedrooms to open directly onto outdoor greenery, optimizing natural light and cross-ventilation across every level.