ARCHITECTURE WITH MEANING

Lina Bo Bardi, an iconic figure in Latin American architecture, transcends mere design to conceive buildings as living organisms, rooted in social and symbolic interaction. Her legacy is forged by the use of natural elements: stones, leaves, vegetation and water, giving vitality to each work. The uniqueness of her approach is manifested in the meticulous arrangement of strategic vertical circulations, imbued with implicit meanings and a unique constructive complexity. This master of detail and innovation, perhaps influenced by her foray into industrial design, reveals in each project a creative obsession with precision in the elements of assembly and articulation, evidencing how circulations occupied a preeminent place in her sphere of attention and creative energy.