The language used seeks to respond to functional needs with rigor and simplicity, generating a solid building, whose compact mass rests heavily on the ground.

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A clear and clean form, which holds within itself the nervous complexity of communication technology.

Through the entrance, the building creates a frame for the image of the future city: the setting and the protagonists merge in a silent relationship, where poetry and emotion assume their definitive value.

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Architecture

Gustavo Penna, Flavio de Lemos Carsalade

Place

Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais – Brazil

 

Technical Data
Year of the project: 1984

Year of completion of the work: 1985
Built area: 1,300m²

Photos

Gil Prates