On the outdoors, it’s a humble and simple house, an easy gabled white box squeezed in by its neighbors on a São Paulo street, unadorned except for piercing red window frames. However inside it opens up like a cathedral, with a ceiling skyrocketing 40 feet above a nave-like atrium that runs the height of the building’s three stories. It’s brightened by daylight from above and a wall of windows– framed in the exact same shocking red– in the back of your home that separates the cooking area from, well, the kitchen.