Brazilian landscape
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about brazilian landscape
Projet • By Licuri • Parcs/jardins
Parque Municipal Mário Pimenta Camargo
The Mário Pimenta Camargo Municipal Park, known as “Parque do Povo” (People’s Park), was designed by the team at the Subprefecture Secretariat (SMSUB) for the São Paulo City Hall (PMSP), executed by PMSP/Wtorre/Santander, on a 116,000 m² plot of land, listed in 1995 as cultural heritage and owned by Caixa Econômica Federal. It is located next to Cidade Jardim, Henrique Chamma, and Juscelino Kubitschek avenues, in the Marginal Pinheiros region. The area was subject to invasions until the implementation of the current project, duly approved by CONDEPHAAT in 2006.
Carol Prado
André Graziano
Carol Prado
The situation of irregular occupation prevented the use of the space by the p... En savoir plus
Projet • By Licuri • Patrimoine
RedHouse International School – Unidade Bom Pastor
The Redhouse International School, Bom Pastor Unit, located in the historic and listed Eduardo Benjamin Jafet Palace, is an educational space that values the integration of historical heritage, sustainable landscaping, and active pedagogy. Situated on extensive grounds, the school utilizes existing architectural elements to create an environment that not only accommodates but also educates its students through interaction with nature and local history.
Favaro Junior
Favaro Junior
The school's landscaping project incorporates historical elements such as the garden fountain and surrounding pavements, adapted for accessibility and comfort. Flowerbeds have been revitalized with ornamental vegetation, with some species reminiscent of... En savoir plus
Projet • By Hana Eto Gall Landscape • Paysage commercial
Galpão Tropical
Located in the historic center of Manaus (AM), the 50m² garden was created for the headquarters of Muiraquitã Arqueologia, connecting a technical area with a lounge space. The design is based on a fresh interpretation of the local industrial typology, aiming to build a landscape that protects, expands, and connects.
Joana França
The volume of the project was developed in harmony with the architecture. Metal portals with three-dimensional trellises were designed to support climbing plants like Blue Thunbergia (Thunbergia grandiflora) and Passionflower (Passiflora sp). These plants naturally cling to the structure, creating vertical green walls that provide shade and privacy for the interiors.
Joana França... En savoir plus