A Postmodern British Embassy in Brasília
The British Embassy in Brazil has undergone a thorough renovation by Hersen Mendes Arquitetura, blending Brazilian lightness with British modernity.
The embassy is situated in the country's capital, Brasilia, a city famous for its modernist architecture, created by architects like Oscar Niemeyer and urban planner Lucio Costa, and inaugurated in 1960.
The renovation has given the postmodernist structure a new life, converging art, craft, and culture in a masterclass of diplomatic design.
The building is set in the country's capital of Brasilia, the city famously created from scratch by a team of creatives.
The result is a unique blend of Brazilian and British styles, making the embassy a standout in the city's modernist landscape.
Author's summary: Renovated British Embassy in Brasilia blends styles.
- Renovation by Hersen Mendes Arquitetura
- Blend of Brazilian lightness and British modernity
- Postmodernist structure in a modernist capital
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