Brazilian projects stand out at the Venice Architecture Biennale

Brazilian architecture will be present at the 16th Venice International Architecture Biennale, which will take place between May 26 and November 25. Among the 17 projects selected for the Brazilian Pavilion, two stand out for the material chosen: wood. They are Amata Building, by Triptyque Architecture and the Canuanã Farm School, designed by the Rosenbaum and Aleph Zero offices.

Check out the full list of projects that make up the Brazilian Pavilion at the Biennale

• Liberty Boulevard - Corsi Hirano Architects / Sao Paulo/SP
• From where you can't see when you're there (MAC) - Pedro Varella / Gru.a Arquitetos / Niterói/RJ
• From the Plan to the Project: SESC Parque Dom Pedro II - Una Arquitetos / Urban Plan developed by: Metropolis Urban Planning Laboratory - LUME of FAUUSP, Una Arquitetos, H+F Arquitetos and Metrópole Arquitetos / São Paulo/SP
• Amata Building - Triptyque Architecture / Sao Paulo/SP
• School without Walls: Damasceno Garden Cultural Center - Tomaz Lotufo / São Paulo/SP
• Maré Lighthouse - Pedro Évora / Rio de Janeiro/RJ
• Brincante Institute - Bernardes Architecture / Sao Paulo/SP
• Children's Housing - Rosenbaum + Aleph Zero / Formoso do Araguaia/TOUNIFESP student housing, Osasco Campus - H+F Arquitetos / Osasco/SP
• New Santo Amaro V Park - Vigliecca & Associates / Sao Paulo/SP
• Ilha Comprida Waterfront - Boldarini Architects / Ilha Comprida/SP
• Pirajussara 5 - Libeskindlllovet Architects / Jansana, de la Villa, de Paauw, architects / São Paulo/SP
• Children's Square - Studio MK27 / São Paulo/SP
• Open Center Project - SP Urbanism / São Paulo/SP
• Sesc Ribeirao Preto - SIAA + HASAA / Ribeirao Preto/SP
• Oxumaré Temple - Brazil Architecture / Salvador/BA
• Crossings - Sauermartins + Metropolitano Architects / Belo Horizonte/BH