A Postmodern British Embassy in Brasília
The British Embassy in Brazil has undergone a thorough renovation by Hersen Mendes Arquitetura, blending Brazilian lightness with British modernity.
The embassy, located in the country's modernist capital, Brasília, was created by a team of creatives including architect Oscar Niemeyer and urban planner Lucio Costa, and inaugurated in 1960.
The renovation breathes new life into the postmodernist structure, converging art, craft, and culture.
The British Embassy in Brazil cuts a distinctly postmodernist figure within its world-renowned modernist architecture context.
Author's summary: Renovated British Embassy in Brasília blends styles.
More News
- The Ghost of Yotei map is a great tool, but choosing to not use it expands the world.
- Supreme Court seems poised to diminish the Voting Rights Act. What it could mean.
- Thousands sue Johnson & Johnson in UK over alleged talcum powder cancer risks
- SSB collapse: independent review finds lack of clear SRA leadership failed to protect consumers
- Apparent hackers take over PA systems at 4 North American airports
- Hamas Battling Different Clans for Control in Gaza: Who Are These Groups?
- Who knew that the public would end up supporting striking teachers? Not Danielle Smith and the UCP! - Alberta Politics
- Market Harborough BS and Principality BS cut rates – round-up
- Tottenham eye move to sign River Plate’s Lautaro Rivero
- WFX-FIT test open houses