The Club project, designed for a high-end development in São Paulo, focuses on activating the social use of outdoor spaces through areas for lingering and socializing, integrated with the architecture. The scenic plant composition references the Atlantic Forest, utilizing species adapted to varying sun exposure conditions. Additionally, it includes edible species and a vegetable garden, creating an even deeper connection with nature. The landscaping integrates with the architecture through fluid and geometric lines that subtly define the boundaries between gardens, pathways, and seating areas. Regarding materiality, the project employs materials such as stone, wood, and natural tones, utilizing sober, monochromatic, and minimalist hues, reinforcing the contrast with the green vegetation. The selection of furniture, finishes, and flooring ensures harmony between landscape and architecture, lending a cohesive and elegant identity to the development's common areas. 

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