Press
Architecture is a way of telling stories. Colors, shapes, textures, and compositions are intentionally and carefully designed to generate stimuli, suggest paths, and build memories. Despite telling their own stories, architectural projects still need to be communicated through other means in order to reach diverse audiences, spark discussions, and inspire people. Looking carefully at this specific area of architecture, I seek ways to broaden the reach of these works by translating forms into words and searching for vehicles capable of amplifying the message born on the drawing board.
"Quiet Opulence Lands at São Paulo Airport’s VIP Terminal" — Press office for an interview with Fernando Vidal and Sarkis Semerdjian for Interior Design Magazine, presenting the new BTG Pactual Terminal, a project by Perkins&Will and Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos.
"5 Premier Residential Communities Offering Enriching Amenities" — Press relations for the publication of the Oscar Ibirapuera building in Interior Design Magazine, a project by Perkins&Will and Fernanda Marques Arquitetura for Trisul.
Niemeyer’s modernism celebrated in Oscar Ibirapuera, an example of 21st-century São Paulo living — Article by Ellie Stathaki for Wallpaper* about the Oscar Ibirapuera building. Photo by Leonardo Finotti.
"Luxury Holding" — Article about a confidential Perkins&Will project, published on FRAME Web. Text written by Crislayne O. Marques. Photo by Fran Parente.
"Nature-centric design sparks connectivity at this Brazilian headquarters" — New Galapagos Capital office, interior design by Perkins&Will, published on FRAME Web. Photo by Renato Navarro.
"A Showroom + Office at Moas Group’s New Headquarters in Brazil" — Anna Zappia conducts an interview with Guilherme Meneses, Project Designer at Perkins&Will and a member of the team that developed the new headquarters of the Moas Group in São Paulo. Photo by Renato Navarro.
"Gabriel Faria Lima Corporate / Perkins&Will" — Publication of the Gabriel Faria Lima Corporate building, designed by Perkins&Will, on the international platform Archdaily. Text written by Crislayne O. Marques. Photo by Pablo Castro