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Lucio Costa (1902–1998) was a Brazilian architect and urban planner best known for designing the master plan of Brasília, the modernist capital of Brazil. A key figure in the development of Brazilian modernism, Costa collaborated with architects like Oscar Niemeyer and was instrumental in blending modernist principles with local architectural traditions. His work emphasized functionality, open spaces, and urban planning on a grand scale, leaving a lasting impact on the country’s architectural landscape.
Maison du Brésil, designed by Le Corbusier in collaboration with Lúcio Costa, is a significant work within the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP). Conceived as a residence for Brazilian…
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Completed in 1964 under the creative mastery of Oscar Niemeyer, the National Congress of Brazil serves as a nexus of historical context, potent symbolism, and audacious artistic innovation. Situated at…
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Inaugurated in 2022, the Church of the Holy Family stands as a remarkable symbol of the innovative approach of ARQBR Arquitetura e Urbanismo. This monumental masterpiece not only marks a…
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