A curated vision of living *
Oluvres is an architectural journal about the way we live.
It explores residential design through the lens of space, climate, and the human body — with a particular focus on indoor–outdoor living. Not as a trend, but as a way of inhabiting a home more consciously.
The name Oluvres comes from the idea of openings: moments where architecture allows light, air, landscape, and life to enter. These moments are never neutral. They shape how we move, how we rest, how we gather, and how we feel inside our own homes.
Written from an architectural perspective, Oluvres looks beyond decoration. It speaks about thresholds, proportions, materials, orientation, and comfort — the quiet decisions that determine whether a house truly supports daily life.
Oluvres is written by Luciana Oluvres, an architect with extensive experience designing residential and commercial projects across renovations and modular construction, including deep knowledge of the Brazilian real estate market, investment, and property appraisal. That practice — across warm and humid regions, temperate climates, and arid environments — shapes a design approach that respects place, weather, and routine rather than fighting them.
This is a space for homeowners, designers, and architects who believe that good residential architecture is not about excess, but about clarity, balance, and care.
Oluvres is not about more.
It is about better.