Álvaro Siza: Fundação Iberê Camargo
Published Tuesday, June 17, 2008.
Inaugurado no final do mês passado, o edifício da Fundação Iberê Camargo situa-se junto ao rio Guaíba e está implantado num lote exíguo parcialmente envolto por uma encosta íngreme. O novo museu é marcado pelo grande volume vertical a que corresponde o espaço de exposição de três pisos, de onde se destacam braços suspensos em betão branco – com alguma ressonância nos devaneios de “concreto armado” de Lina Bo Bardi. É o primeiro projecto de Álvaro Siza construído em território brasileiro, tendo sido premiado com o Leão de Ouro na Bienal de Arquitectura de Veneza de 2002.
As fotografias são de Fernando Guerra.
Álvaro Siza: Iberê Camargo Foundation
The new building of the Iberê Camargo Foundation is sited in a narrow plot, nearby the Guaíba River. The museum is mainly defined by its vertical volume where the exhibition rooms are located, from which are raised suspended, undulating arms in white concrete – somewhat resonant of the iconic concrete reveries of Lina Bo Bardi. This is the first project by Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza built in Brazilian territory and was honoured by the Venice Architecture Biennale with the Golden Lion award in 2002.
The images are courtesy of Fernando Guerra.
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O nome correto do rio é Guaíba.
the interaction with the sitio is very interesting, like the relation that it does with lina's architecture. My implication is with the text, the right name of the river is Gaíba and not Guaríba.
thank you
Muito bom...sem palavras