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Issue 9 of En Blanco delves into the richness and diversity of contemporary Brazilian architecture, highlighting projects that exemplify a unique approach to concrete and the interaction with both natural and urban environments. This volume features notable contributions that explore Brazil's use of concrete as a symbol of modernity and architectural creativity.
Among the projects showcased is the Bread Museum in Ilópolis by Brasil Arquitetura, which skillfully combines tradition and modernity in a structure harmoniously integrated into its local context; the Burle Marx Educational Center in Brumadinho by Arquitetos Associados, which demonstrates an innovative approach that respects the surrounding landscape; and the Adriana Varejão Gallery in Inhotim, designed by Rodrigo Cerviño López, which spectacularly merges art and architecture.
The issue also includes critical articles on the evolution of Brutalism in São Paulo and its influence on Brazilian architecture, as well as case studies of contemporary architects who use concrete as a medium for expression and aesthetic exploration. Each project and article invites a profound reflection on the identity and challenges of Brazilian architecture within the global context, highlighting the capacity of Brazilian design to engage with its history while looking toward the future.
Collection En Blanco, 2012
Pages 146
Language Spanish, English
Format 23 x 28 cm, soft cover
EB 9- Brazilian Architecture
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Issue 9 of En Blanco delves into the richness and diversity of contemporary Brazilian architecture, highlighting projects that exemplify a unique approach to concrete and the interaction with both natural and urban environments. This volume features notable contributions that explore Brazil's use of concrete as a symbol of modernity and architectural creativity.
Among the projects showcased is the Bread Museum in Ilópolis by Brasil Arquitetura, which skillfully combines tradition and modernity in a structure harmoniously integrated into its local context; the Burle Marx Educational Center in Brumadinho by Arquitetos Associados, which demonstrates an innovative approach that respects the surrounding landscape; and the Adriana Varejão Gallery in Inhotim, designed by Rodrigo Cerviño López, which spectacularly merges art and architecture.
The issue also includes critical articles on the evolution of Brutalism in São Paulo and its influence on Brazilian architecture, as well as case studies of contemporary architects who use concrete as a medium for expression and aesthetic exploration. Each project and article invites a profound reflection on the identity and challenges of Brazilian architecture within the global context, highlighting the capacity of Brazilian design to engage with its history while looking toward the future.
Collection En Blanco, 2012
Pages 146
Language Spanish, English
Format 23 x 28 cm, soft cover
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