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Brazilian modernism: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the mid-century Brazilian modern architecture of free curves, sun-breakers and tropical landscape, associated with Costa and Niemeyer.

In architectural history, Brazilian modernism refers to the mid-century Brazilian modern architecture of free curves, sun-breakers and tropical landscape, associated with Costa and Niemeyer. This meaning comes from Goodwin (1943) in Brazil builds.[1]

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References

Goodwin, P. L. (1943). Brazil builds. Museum of Modern Art. Open Library record

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