The Zero Carbon policy is intended to create a kind of ecological balance to neutralize greenhouse gas emissions. Several studies report that the construction sector is one of the main responsible for the unbalance in which we find ourselves today, after all, it consumes natural resources on a gigantic scale and still builds buildings that do not collaborate with the maintenance of the environment. Therefore, searching for paths towards a carbon neutral architecture has become fundamental and one of them is learning from past masters, such as the Brazilian architect João Filgueiras Lima, known as Lelé.
João Filgueiras Lima: The Latest Architecture and News
What Can We Learn About Zero Carbon From Lelé’s Work?
https://www.archdaily.com/979251/what-can-we-learn-about-zero-carbon-from-leles-workVictor Delaqua
Renovation of a Brutalist House in Brazil / Arquitécnika
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Architects: Arquitécnika
- Area: 1968 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Sherwin-Williams, Alutec, Arte em Cinema, Bontempo, +22
https://www.archdaily.com/941860/renovation-of-a-brutalist-house-in-brazil-arquitecnikaAndreas Luco
The Works of the Late João Filgueiras Lima, Brazilian Icon
Last week one of the greatest icons of Brazilian architecture, João Filgueiras Lima, also known as Lelé, passed away. Photographer Joana França has shared with us photographs depicting the architect's extensive repertoire - from his most classic works to some lesser-known gems.
See them all, after the break...
https://www.archdaily.com/510050/the-works-of-the-late-joao-filgueiras-lima-brazilian-iconVictor Delaqua
Brazilian Architect João Filgueiras Lima (Lelé) Has Passed Away
Iconic Brazilian architect and urbanist João Filgueiras Lima, also known as Lelé, passed away today in the city of Salvador.
https://www.archdaily.com/508834/brazilian-architect-joao-filgueiras-lima-lele-has-passed-awayVictor Delaqua