Mixtura wraps multi-building Brazilian convent in wooden brise soleil
Mixtura designed a convent complex in Brazil that arranges multiple buildings around open-air cloisters and wraps them in a wooden brise soleil.
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Mixtura designed a convent complex in Brazil that arranges multiple buildings around open-air cloisters and wraps them in a wooden brise soleil.
Italian architecture and landscape firm Mixtura has designed a wood-structured conventual complex in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, that provides both a space for worship and philanthropic services. Image: Cesare Querci The approximately 57,000-square-foot building, called the convent of the...
Contemporary Brazilian projects that adopt different wooden structures: Roundwood, glued laminated, prefabricated.
Completed in 2022 in Brazil. Images by Cesare Querci. The design of the new convent took place through a long-time participatory processwhich allowed us to focus on a complex functional program that...
Completed in 2022 in Brazil. Images by Cesare Querci. The design of the new convent took place through a long-time participatory processwhich allowed us to focus on a complex functional program that...