Located at the rearof brazilian actor Eduardo Okamoto’s home, the building houses the theater producer’s office of SIM!Cultura as well as the owner’s studio.
These premises provide ample working space for research aswell as theatrical rehearsals and experimentation. The working space is inside a masonry white box which also contains a guest room / dressing room on the ground floor and an office on the upper floor.
This white masonry box is located inside a warehouse which has hinged doorsat the front and rear constructed of aluminum overlaid with alveolar polycarbonate sheet. In addition toserving as closures and providing both illumination and ventilation as needed, these doors also can be opened and closed as part of a theatrical performance.