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Sculpture Courtyard, by Ivan Rezende Architecture

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Submitted at Mar 2, 2021, 8:00 AM

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Ivan Rezende Arquitetura – Sculpture Courtyard. The open-air space was designed to encourage interaction between visitors and the practice of contemplation: the space functions almost as a lookout from which one can see the other areas of the exhibition. The mix of materials is eclectic and combines naval plywood – used in the panels that “protect” the Caridade statue – with Kilimanjaro marble, a technological stone that is being launched at CASACOR.

Ivan Rezende Arquitetura – Sculpture Courtyard. The open-air space was designed to encourage interaction between visitors and the practice of contemplation: the space functions almost as a lookout from which one can see the other areas of the exhibition. The mix of materials is eclectic and combines naval plywood – used in the panels that “protect” the Caridade statue – with Kilimanjaro marble, a technological stone that is being launched at CASACOR. (André Nazareth)

Sculpture Courtyard - Ivan Rezende Architecture. C Contemplate. Contemplate. Contemplate. There are many environments and places suitable for the simple act of letting yourself be and appreciating nature at CASACOR Rio. But here, in this open-air environment designed to encourage interaction among visitors, contemplation makes even more sense. With provocative architecture, the space functions almost as a lookout from which one can see other environments in the exhibition. The mix of materials is also surprising. There is everything from naval plywood – used in the panels that “protect” the Caridade statue – to Kilimanjaro marble, a super-technological stone that is being launched at the exhibition.