Casa do Sítio do Tatuapé, House of the Tatuapé, is a bandeirista-cycle house in the Tatuapé district of São Paulo, Brazil, built between 1668 and 1698 by Mathias Rodrigues da Silva and considered the oldest surviving example of the style in the city. Its rammed-earth walls are up to 60 centimeters thick, and its gable roof distinguishes it from comparable colonial structures of the period. The house is now a city-operated museum and heritage site hosting exhibitions and guided tours on colonial Brazilian domestic life. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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Casa do Sítio do Tatuapé ("House of the Tatuapé" in English) is a characteristic construction of the bandeirista cycle, from the 17th century, located in the Tatuapé district, at 49 Guabijú street, in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Casa do Sítio do Tatuapé ("House of the Tatuapé" in English) is a characteristic construction of the bandeirista cycle, from the 17th century, located in the Tatuapé district, at 49 Guabijú street, in São Paulo, Brazil. Built in 1668 and 1698 by Mathias Rodrigues da Silva, it was erected using the rammed earth technique and contains six rooms and two attics, which distinguishes it from other examples from the colonial period by having a gable roof (inclined planes for water drainage).
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It is estimated that the house was built between 1668 and 1698, by Mathias Rodrigues da Silva, administrator of the lands of Father Matheus Nunes de Siqueira, who owned land in the region.
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Built in 1668 and 1698 by Mathias Rodrigues da Silva, it was erected using the rammed earth technique and contains six rooms and two attics, which distinguishes it from other examples from the colonial period by having a gable roof (inclined planes for water drainage).
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Wikidata item Q10296043, instance of (P31): bandeirista house
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