Housing and Architecture 4. Casa de Vidro (Glass House) , Lina Bo Bardi by Camila Figueiredo

Casa De Vidro Lina Bo Bardi. Bottega Celebrated Its 10th Anniversary in Brazil With a Rare Art Takeover of Lina Bo In a lush São Paulo suburb, a rainforest inhabited by monkeys and toucans cradles an iconic, Modernist glass house: Lina Bo Bardi's Casa de Vidro. Quem não gostaria de morar em "uma casa no campo" (como diz a música), só que, na verdade, localizada em um bairro (na época) um pouco distante do centro de uma grande metrópole, em meio a um enorme terreno arborizado.

At the same period, the Glass House was developed by Phillip Johnson in Connecticut and the Farnsworth House, By Mies Van der Rohe in Illinois, both in United States The Glass house was created by the Architect Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992) in 1951

Lina Bo Bardi Foundation Casa de Vidro Agence VU'

Lina Bo Bardi é um paradigma da arquitetura moderna brasileira The Casa de Vidro, also known as the Glass House, is a landmark of modernist architecture located in Sao Paulo, Brazil Domus immediately recounted and supported this exchange, publishing the architectures for peace of a young Kenzo Tange in 1952, and, on 279 issue of February 1953, it presented through the words of Gio Ponti the Casa de vidro, the manifesto of another modernity, signed by Lina Bo Bardi.

Instituto Bardi Casa de Vidro Arte Que Acontece. The Project was the first house in the neighbourhood of Morumbi, south part of Sao Paulo City, in Brazil Quem não gostaria de morar em "uma casa no campo" (como diz a música), só que, na verdade, localizada em um bairro (na época) um pouco distante do centro de uma grande metrópole, em meio a um enorme terreno arborizado.

Casa de Vidro, 2020 Agence VU'. Today, as the headquarters of Instituto Bardi / Casa de Vidro, it remains open to the public as an active space for knowledge exchange, fulfilling its role of perpetuating the thought and works of Lina Bo Bardi and Pietro Maria Bardi. Nestled in the exuberant vegetation of Mata Atlántica, in the neighborhood of Morumbi, São Paulo, the Glass House was designed by Lina Bo Bardi as a gathering place for artists, and as her own home