Book

Lina Bo Bardi

A concise monograph connecting Bo Bardi’s buildings, editorial work, and civic imagination.

monograph

2013

English

Paperback

240 pages

Lina Bo Bardi Brazilian architecture adaptive reuse cultural infrastructure civic space material directness monograph Paperback

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Exterior view of Casa de Vidro in Sao Paulo, showing the glass volume lifted above the wooded site.

Gallery

Lina Bo Bardi gallery

Casa de Vidro exterior view

Exterior view of Casa de Vidro in Morumbi, Sao Paulo.

Credit: PCPetrachini

Rights: CC BY-SA 4.0 · licensed

Architects

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Edition

Zeuler R. Lima

Yale University Press · New Haven

Lina Bo Bardi · Brazilian architecture · adaptive reuse

Architects

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Architect

Lina Bo Bardi

1914-1992 · Sao Paulo, Brazil

An architect, editor, and curator whose work fused civic generosity, adaptive reuse, and a materially direct architectural language.

Bureaus

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Bureau

Studio Lina Bo Bardi

studio · Sao Paulo, Brazil

1951-1992

A compact practice centered on architecture, exhibitions, publishing, and civic cultural work in Brazil.

Cities

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City

Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo, Brazil

A dense civic and cultural metropolis where adaptive reuse, social infrastructure, and public life sit at the center of the architectural story.

Works

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Work

Casa de Vidro

1951 · Sao Paulo, Brazil

House

Lina Bo Bardi

Work

SESC Pompeia

1977-1986 · Sao Paulo, Brazil

Cultural and sports center

Lina Bo Bardi