Browsing: Brazil

Long before modern cities and highways connected the world, communities were built around survival, geography, trade, and culture. Some settlements…

The urban landscape of Brazil is being vertically redefined by challenging decades of horizontal expansion and mid-century constraints. Contemporary Brazil’s…

At the intersection of sustainability and urban integration, the World Trade Center Biotic by the Architects Office is envisioned as…

Kere Architecture unveils the ‘Biblioteca dos Saberes,’ which is situated in the heart of a new urban development in Rio…

Brazilian architecture reflects a long tradition of designing with climate, culture, and collective life at its core. Influenced by European…

Itamaraty Palace is the paradigmatic embodiment of Brazilian modernism. The organization successfully balances pragmatic requirements with modernist principles. Inaugurated on…

​In the heart of Brasília’s Setor Comercial Sul, the Morro Vermelho building, originally designed by João Filgueiras Lima (Lelé) in…

A new 500-meter-tall residential tower, planned for Balneário Camboriú, will be Brazil’s tallest skyscraper and named Senna Tower in honor of Brazilian racing legend Ayrton Senna.

Designed by Richärd Kennedy Architects, the new U.S. Consulate General Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is inspired by modernists traditions in architecture and urban landscape.

Casa dos Tijolos Brancos was built in a highly artisanal way by BLOCO Arquitetos in a slow and precise process of laying massive blocks.