JC Chouinard

Casa Monstro

The Chans were heavily influenced by , specifically the work of Antoni Gaudí (Sagrada Familia) and the Brazilian modernist Oscar Niemeyer . However, while Niemeyer used concrete to create elegant, sweeping curves, Chan used it to create something deliberately chaotic.

The house has also become a cult destination for . While it is not open to the public (it is a private home), you will frequently see architecture students from Universidade Santa Úrsula sketching its exterior from the sidewalk. On weekends, Instagram influencers in neon bikinis pose in front of the “Monster House” for photos that get 50,000 likes. Casa Monstro

The interior of the house is just as fascinating, with a labyrinthine layout that defies traditional notions of domestic space. The rooms are interconnected by narrow corridors and staircases, creating a sense of disorientation and wonder. The use of bold colors, unusual textures, and innovative materials adds to the overall sense of eccentricity and creativity. The Chans were heavily influenced by , specifically

(known as Monster House in English) is a landmark in modern animation that successfully bridged the gap between family-friendly adventure and genuine horror. Released in 2006 and directed by Gil Kenan, the film has sustained a lasting legacy, particularly in Brazil and other Portuguese-speaking regions, where its unique blend of "suburban fantastic" storytelling and innovative motion-capture technology left a significant mark. The Plot: A Haunted House Like No Other While it is not open to the public

The Chans were heavily influenced by , specifically the work of Antoni Gaudí (Sagrada Familia) and the Brazilian modernist Oscar Niemeyer . However, while Niemeyer used concrete to create elegant, sweeping curves, Chan used it to create something deliberately chaotic.

The house has also become a cult destination for . While it is not open to the public (it is a private home), you will frequently see architecture students from Universidade Santa Úrsula sketching its exterior from the sidewalk. On weekends, Instagram influencers in neon bikinis pose in front of the “Monster House” for photos that get 50,000 likes.

The interior of the house is just as fascinating, with a labyrinthine layout that defies traditional notions of domestic space. The rooms are interconnected by narrow corridors and staircases, creating a sense of disorientation and wonder. The use of bold colors, unusual textures, and innovative materials adds to the overall sense of eccentricity and creativity.

(known as Monster House in English) is a landmark in modern animation that successfully bridged the gap between family-friendly adventure and genuine horror. Released in 2006 and directed by Gil Kenan, the film has sustained a lasting legacy, particularly in Brazil and other Portuguese-speaking regions, where its unique blend of "suburban fantastic" storytelling and innovative motion-capture technology left a significant mark. The Plot: A Haunted House Like No Other