Lina in the construction of modern project in Brazil

• Grant number: 13/27148-8
• Support Opportunities: Scholarships in Brazil - Scientific Initiation
• Effective date (Start): June 01, 2014
• Effective date (End): December 31, 2014
• Field of knowledge: Applied Social Sciences - Architecture and Town Planning - Fundamentals of Architecture and Urbanism
• Principal Investigator: Lizete Maria Rubano
• Grantee: Luiz Gustavo Sobral Fernandes
• Host Institution: Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo (FAU). Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (UPM). Instituto Presbiteriano Mackenzie. São Paulo , SP, Brazil

Abstract

The research has the prospect analysis of the work of the architect Lina Bo Bardi from the context of their conceptual and projective formulations in the set of ideas that were part of the shaping of modern architecture in Brazil .In the glass house (1950-1951) the merger of two seemingly opposite reflections in a single project (a glass box on stilts and traditional block seated on the ground ) , exemplify - beforehand - dissatisfaction with modern guidelines at that moment , had walked , she said, for a predominantly stylistic condition. The elements of the house that refer to the local popular and are presented as a new possibility of design begins to be matured by the architect .On the permanence and transformation process that characterized the early twentieth century ( with the amendment of the ways to produce the material life and the modern movement , which will express technical , spatial and aesthetically a "new time " of a "new man " ) , Brazil stood in a unique way : as Luiz Recamán says , in " the absence of a real industrial and technological advancement " , our architecture was much more representation " anticipatory of a future that appeared inevitable, " that the expression of a particular social structure historically constructed .Lina , for training because migrates and why goes a real Brazil (which she identifies as culturally powerful) build alternatives to the main theoretical constructs that characterized modern architecture in Brazil.