Episode list

Acayaba brought to his professional practice a strong interest in technical issues, in a constant architectural investigation, moving through the most varied types of materials and construction techniques.

Marcelo Ferraz and Francisco Fanucci run Brasil Arquitetura, one of the most celebrated and inventive offices today. their relationship with Fine Arts is striking.

Ruy Ohtake's work mixes technological research with a refined plasticity and sensitive to our conditions and needs.

Kliass is probably the most important Brazilian "landscape architect", having spent a good part of her 50 years of profession designing landscapes and creating walks.

The consistency of the "Pope of Steel" architecture.

Márcio Kogan's works are an eternal quote from Brazilian modernism, with pure forms and clean details.

With each episode, Brazilian Architects profiles a prestigious Brazilian architect.

Carlos is part of the first generation of São Paulo architects who challenged the tenets of modern architecture, forming the so-called "non-aligned" group, which emerged in 1982.

The experimentalist streak is evident in several Loeb projects: the creative chaos of São Paulo is leaven for the architect to assume the role of reconstructing or building a new landscape.

Author of exquisite wooden houses influenced by great names in North American architecture.

Roberto Aflalo Filho and Luiz Felipe Aflalo run one of the oldest offices in the country, created in 1962 by Roberto Aflalo.

Arthur de Mattos Casas dominates all areas of habitation: from architecture to furniture design. Thus, it establishes a coherent relationship between space and the objects that inhabit it.

Paulo Jacobsen develops a simple and bold architecture, which happens from the inside out, valuing spaces, details, transparencies and luminosities.