Located on a sloping terrain, surrounded by forest, this pavilion redesigned the topography so that the volume of the building blends.
While defining a cantilevered structure that levitates on the ground. The entry area is defined by means of two levels with major showrooms.
Treated as a continuation of the exterior , the covered square set up a transitional space that organizes the flows, facilities houses and allows visual interaction with the basement room, located 4.5 meters below ground. By contrast, other place of exhibition pavilion is a regular, closed on the upper level defined by the volume of steel cut.
This formal element dominant , built with a steel structure that allows maximum flexibility in interior spaces, features a formal subtle distortions that allow the creation of linear skylights in the main walls.
Project Data
Project name: Miguel Rio Branco Gallery Architects: Arquitetos Associados
Location: Brumadinho, MG, Brazil
Program: Gallery
Built Area: 1540m2
Project Year: 2008
Construction Year: 2008-2010
Completion Year: 2010
The people
Project Architects: Alexandre Brasil, André Luiz Prado, Bruno Santa Cecília, Carlos Alberto Maciel, Paula Zasnicoff
Collaboration: Manoela Campolina
Text Description: © Courtesy of Arquitetos Associados
Images: © Leonardo Finotti Video
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