How Marcio Kogan Redefines Modern Architecture with Storytelling, Community & Nature

In this conversation, the Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan shares his journey from filmmaker to architect and how cinema shaped his architectural style. He reveals how teamwork, widescreen proportions, light, and storytelling are the foundations of his architecture.
Learn how to apply the principles of storytelling and light to transform architectural spaces, and what will future of architecture will look like when we prioritize community and social value. Importance of designing buildings that are deeply integrated with nature to create sustainable, interconnected, and human-centric environments.
Some of the featured projects are:
Paraty House - Tropical modernism with natural materials and filtered light.
Caledonian Somosaguas & Strips of Houses - Creating modular communities that balance privacy and unity.
Ford Factory - Transforming an industrial icon into a socially connected, human-centered space.
Catucaba Farm - Brazil’s first platinum-certified residence, built with locally sourced prefab wood, natural insulation, and cross-ventilation.
Patina Hotel & MiCasa Pavilion - Blurring boundaries between inside and outside, where nature plays the leading role.

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