Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
Image: Juan Araujo and South American Architecture
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Wednesday 15 April, 2020

Juan Araujo and South American Architecture Latin America from 1950 to 2020: A Personal Journey

To accompany our inaugural Online Viewing Room 'Latin America from 1950 to 2020: A Personal Journey', we have curated a visual compendium of historic South American buildings that feature in the work of Venezuelan artist, Juan Araujo. 

1. Casa Olga Baeta by João Batista Vilanova Artigas (1957), Sao Paulo, Brazil.

2. Casa Do Arquiteto by João Batista Vilanova Artigas (1949) São Paulo, Brazil.

3. Casa dos Triângulos by João Batista Vilanova Artigas (1958-62) Sumare, Brazil.

4. Casa Olivo Gomes by Rino Levi (1949), São José dos Campos, Brazil.

5. Jardím Del Ministerio de la Armada en Brasília (The Plaza of the Ministry of the Army in Brasilia) by Roberto Burle Marx (1965-70), Brasilia, Brazil.

6.  Residencias Louveira by João Batista Vilanova Artigas (1946–49), São Paulo, Brazil.

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