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Orange Bridge
A Project by: Cell Group
Team Members: Anderson Alencar, Bruno Custódio, Chirochi Shimizu Júnior, Giovanni Annes Bellincanta, Marcel Paim, Murilo Trevizol, Nicholas Alencar, Paulo Henrique Herwig, Vitor Guzella.
Iconic Pedestrian Bridge
Concept: We understand the importance of the bridge in human history, which arose from the need to overcome natural roadblocks to seek means and resourses that allowed us to expand our territory. With the broken of the contemporary architecture paradigms, It has got an even more important role in societey, a role of cultural responsibility, economic development and the integration with the natural landscape, becoming thus, a true civilization landmark of our society.
VALUES AND CULTURAL ELEMENTS
The Dutch civilization came into existence from a fishing village that for many years had its economic development linked to trade and port activities. The stable and rigid fish shape that is analogous to its origins, represents the strength of their culture and history, it means the past becoming the future.
The Dynamic of light and shadow, the whispering softness of the wind, the orange color carpet of flowers with its sinuous shapes, inspired by the Dutch flag flying in the skies, is an intoxicating invitation for us ( the visior) to narrow the relationship with the nature itself and to bathe ourselves in the beautiful waters of the river.
The Netherlands has in its history some itens that have become landmarks of their society and culture and because of this, they became a recognized and famous country, known through the five continents.
• The beautiful tulip fields are also part of the country's most famous attractions. Flourishing and blooming in the spring, the tulip ( bougainvillea) is one of its main export products
• Famous to the world's eyes are the open parks on which the Dutch way of life reflects the light of the sun's rays. It promotes the get together and a positive interaction, creating a 'Being on the river' state.
• it is a landmark of liberal culture, represented by the grace of fish transposing the waters that offers no resistence but they flow around their opponents.
• The Appreciation of the cultural heritage. The bleachers shows a sinuous shape facing the museum where the people sit to watch as if it was a watchtower where the are guarding the Netherlands history.
Team Members: Anderson Alencar, Bruno Custódio, Chirochi Shimizu Júnior, Giovanni Annes Bellincanta, Marcel Paim, Murilo Trevizol, Nicholas Alencar, Paulo Henrique Herwig, Vitor Guzella.
Iconic Pedestrian Bridge
Concept: We understand the importance of the bridge in human history, which arose from the need to overcome natural roadblocks to seek means and resourses that allowed us to expand our territory. With the broken of the contemporary architecture paradigms, It has got an even more important role in societey, a role of cultural responsibility, economic development and the integration with the natural landscape, becoming thus, a true civilization landmark of our society.
VALUES AND CULTURAL ELEMENTS
The Dutch civilization came into existence from a fishing village that for many years had its economic development linked to trade and port activities. The stable and rigid fish shape that is analogous to its origins, represents the strength of their culture and history, it means the past becoming the future.
The Dynamic of light and shadow, the whispering softness of the wind, the orange color carpet of flowers with its sinuous shapes, inspired by the Dutch flag flying in the skies, is an intoxicating invitation for us ( the visior) to narrow the relationship with the nature itself and to bathe ourselves in the beautiful waters of the river.
The Netherlands has in its history some itens that have become landmarks of their society and culture and because of this, they became a recognized and famous country, known through the five continents.
• The beautiful tulip fields are also part of the country's most famous attractions. Flourishing and blooming in the spring, the tulip ( bougainvillea) is one of its main export products
• Famous to the world's eyes are the open parks on which the Dutch way of life reflects the light of the sun's rays. It promotes the get together and a positive interaction, creating a 'Being on the river' state.
• it is a landmark of liberal culture, represented by the grace of fish transposing the waters that offers no resistence but they flow around their opponents.
• The Appreciation of the cultural heritage. The bleachers shows a sinuous shape facing the museum where the people sit to watch as if it was a watchtower where the are guarding the Netherlands history.
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