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Oscar NiemeyerItamaraty PalaceBrasília DF Brazil

Leonardo FinottiA R C H I T E C T U R A LP H O T O G R A P H E R

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05540_070209_004DOverall night view from northwest

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05540_070210_008DOverall view of Itamaraty Palace and its gardens designed by Roberto Burle Marx

05540_070210_005DOverall view from pointing southwest

05540_070210_003DView of the building from northeast. The landscape was designed by Roberto Burle Marx

05540_070209_005DView of the Itamaraty Palace on right and the National Congress in the background on left

05540_070209_001DView of the northeast corner of the building reflecting on the pond. The sculpture was designed by Bruno Giorgi and its called “Meteoro”

05540_070209_003DView of the northwest corner of the building at night

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05540_070210_025DCourtyard on the upper level covered by concrete beams

05540_070210_029DView of the upper floor opened galery and the courtyard designed by Roberto Burle Marx

05540_070210_026DView of the main access with the Palace of Justice in the background, also designed by Niemeyer.

05540_070210_031DAlfredo Ceschiatti´s sculpture called As duas amigas

05540_070210_030DView of the third floor gallery

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05540_070210_011DView of the sculptural staircase to the mezzanine. On left you can see the little sculpture by Franz Weissmann called “Transfiguração”

05540_070210_033DView of the internal courtyard designed by Roberto Burle Marx

05540_070210_015DView of the internal courtyard designed by Roberto Burle Marx entering bellow the mezzanine

05540_070210_017DView of the covered courtyard designed by Roberto Burle Marx

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05540_070210_009DView of the sculptural staircase to the circular mezzanine

05540_070210_022DView of the mezzanine with Athos Bulcão´s panel on left and the sculptural staircase on right in the background

05540_070210_012DView of the big hall bellow the circular mezzanine. In the background is the panel made of white marble by Athos Bulcão

05540_070210_010DView of the hall and the curved mezzanine. Both panels, in the background and on the right, were designed by Athos Bulcão

05540_070210_021DDetail of the panel limiting the “Sala dos Tratados”, designed by Athos Bulcão

05540_070210_032DView of the Dom Pedro I hall with the suspended sculpture by Pedro Correia de Araújo called “Revoada dos Pássaros”

05540_070210_037DStaircase to the basement

05540_070210_034DView of the “O Sonho de Dom Bosco” artwork, by Alfredo Volpi, located on the second floor

05540_070210_036DDetail of the panel by Emanuel Araújo on the auditorium foyer in the basement

05540_070210_035DView of the auditorium foyer in the basement with a panel designed by Rubem Valentin in

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