Articles Tagged with ''Brazil''

São Paulo–based firms Rosenbaum and Aleph Zero received the RIBA International Prize 2018 for their first project together.

The Children Village by Brazilian firms Aleph Zero and Rosenbaum was praised for its architecture and social impact.

An architect designed a secluded residence for himself on a prominent street corner.

Two books take a close look at speeches given by Karl Marx's distant cousin, who had a profound influence on Brazil's public parks, plazas, and gardens.

A flat roof planted with grass defines a long house and its indoor-outdoor spaces in Brazil.

An apartment building in São Paulo engages with its neighbors, rather than turning its back on them.

It was while visiting Rio de Janeiro in 2007 to celebrate the 100th birthday of his friend Oscar Niemeyer that Richard Meier met the clients who would commission his first ever project in South America.

A critic remembers a madcap Brazilian sojourn with Zaha Hadid.

With the centenary of her birth this year, Italian-born Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi (1914–1992) is finally receiving the overdue international recognition she deserves.