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Changing Perceptions of National Identity in Brazilian Art and Modern Architecture

2005
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Modern Architecture Seeds Spread on Brazilian Soil: Ginásio de Itanhaém—The Embodied Work

2021
This paper intends to focus on the Ginasio Itanhaem (1959), today called Escola Estadual Jon Teodoresco, designed by architects Joao Batista Vilanova Artigas (1915–1985) and Carlos Cascaldi (1918–2010), from its “essence”. This school, located in Itanhaem, a coastal city in the state of Sao Paulo, is a reference of the so-called Escola Paulista: due to
Gabriel Braulio Botasso, Simone Helena Tanoue Vizioli   +1 more
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Integration of HBIM and BEM in an Icon of Brazilian Modern Architecture

Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage
Building Energy Modeling (BEM) enhances building performance, optimizes user comfort, and identifies intervention points. In historical buildings, these studies require extensive historical data, where Historic Building Information Modeling (HBIM) becomes essential, documenting changes in construction and usage over the building’s life cycle.
Ana Regina Mizrahy Cuperschmid, Aline Prado Costa, Leticia Oliveira Neves, Felipe Corres Melachos   +3 more
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Trope of the Tropics: The Baroque in Modern Brazilian Architecture, 1940-1950

2005
In a naturally phenomenological land, filled with contrast and excess, it is no wonder that the first hybrid architectural products were Baroque churches. These were designed to honour and comfort the converts and to instil awe and fear into natives and sceptics.
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E1: Industrialization in Modern Brazilian Architecture, 1950

2021
Ana Lúcia Cerávolo, Ana Regina Mizrahy Cuperschmid, Felipe Bruno Lima da Silva, Márcio Minto Fabricio   +3 more
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Brazil Builds: Architecture New and Old. Implications of the dissemination of modern Brazilian architecture

2017
Este artigo de investigação está inserido no contexto da tese de doiitoramento da autora. A produção arquitetónica do Brasil ñas primeiras décadas do sáculo XX foi bastante expressiva, e isto chamou a atenção do Museu de Arte Moderna [MoMA] de Nova York, que resolveu montar uma exposição em Nova York, seguida de um catálogo chamado Brazil Builds ...
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E1: Industrialization in Modern Brazilian Architecture, 1950

Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering, 2022
Ana Lucia Ceravolo, Ana Regina Mizrahy Cuperschmid, Felipe Bruno Lima da Silva   +2 more
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Brazilian Palace of Congress: a Study of the Marble Cladding System State of Conservation

Journal of Building Pathology and Rehabilitation, 2021
Bruna Barbosa de Lima, Vanda Alice Garcia Zanoni   +1 more
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Brazilian Architects Congress between 1945-54: Debates for the construction of a modern architecture school

Anais do Congresso de Iniciação Científica da Unicamp, 2015
Ana Maria Reis De Goes Monteiro, Fernando Shigueo Nakandakare   +1 more
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Oscar Niemeyer, the architect of the curved surfaces the freehand relief as tool for investigation of modern Brazilian architecture

2015
These brief remarks concern to the use and the importance of the survey in sight for the analysis and a meditated observation on the modern Brazilian architecture. In September of 1956, a few months after his proclamation, President Juscelino Kubitschek calls for a meeting Niemeyer, announcing: "Oscar, we will build the capital of Brazil.
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