Boa Vista Surf Lodge

At Boa Vista Surf Lodge, architecture establishes a precise mediation between landscape, sport, and experience. Located at the heart of Boa Vista Village in Porto Feliz, the project is organized as a sequence of low, open volumes that encourage fluid circulation, visual continuity, and an ongoing relationship with the outdoors. The wave pool acts as a structural axis for both space and collective life, rather than as an isolated attraction. The architectural language favors balanced proportions, natural materials, and a contemporary sensibility that values the slow rhythm of the place. Generous verandas, controlled transparency, and open social areas reinforce ideas of observation and encounter, central elements of surf culture, creating a retreat that moves beyond the traditional hospitality model. In direct dialogue with the interiors by Sig Bergamin and Murilo Lomas, the lodge’s atmosphere is defined by a palette of soft blues, off whites, and natural wood, evoking an imagined coastline in the interior of São Paulo. References to the Hamptons emerge subtly, not as literal citation but as an aesthetic affinity marked by lightness, elegance, and refined informality. Vintage surf photography and light toned surfaces reinforce a sense of freshness and timelessness. The result is a cohesive ensemble in which architecture, interiors, and landscape operate in harmony to create an experience that is at once athletic, contemplative, and refined. At Boa Vista Surf Lodge, the space does not impose itself; it guides, welcomes, and lingers in memory.