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MONUMENTO À FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
The Monument to Freedom of the Press is a gesture made of glass.
Clean, solid, but delicate as freedom itself.
It represents a permanent struggle and reflects the culture of our people based on common sense.
This is where this translucent, dynamic form comes from, cutting through space in two moments:
The one of delving into the fact, the truth and the other liberated who launches himself and speaks out loud to the world.
Thus, a place in the federal capital appears.
Destined to host the International Press Center
But above all, the abode of the journalists; symbol is inaugurated.
Architecture
Gustavo Penna, Alexandre Bragança, Augustin de Tugny, Fernando Arruda Guillen, Norberto Bambozzi
Place
Brasilia - DF - Brazil
Technical Data
Year of the project: 1996
Built area: 7,000m²
Photos
Jomar Bragança
Images
Digital House