....Book launch of "The Order of Landscape", Porto .. Lançamento de "The Order of Landscape", Porto....
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Monade and Fundação de Serralves invites you to the book launch and Talk around the book “The Order of Landscape”.
Beginning in 1987, with Álvaro Siza in the Malagueira plan, Gomes da Silva’s career has decisively marked Portuguese contemporary architecture. From Serralves Museum Garden to Madeira’s Seafront Promenade and Lisbon's riverfront, his particular conception of new grounds proposes a formality without formalisms and a naturalness without naturalisms.
Monade x Serralves, Porto
25.11.2023
17h00 Book launch and Talk around the book with
Álvaro Siza, Aurora Carapinha, Daniela Sá, João Carmo Simões, João Gomes da Silva, Paulo David, Philippe Vergne
15h00 Visit to the Museum’s Garden by João Gomes da Silva
..A Monade e a Fundação de Serralves convidam para o lançamento e conversa em torno do livro “The Order of Landscape”.
The Order of Landscape apresenta uma visão incisiva sobre o trabalho de uma figura cimeira na arquitectura paisagista contemporânea, João Gomes da Silva. Através de um extenso ensaio fotográfico em duo tom de João Carmo Simões, uma colecção de textos e um conjunto de desenhos técnicos, o livro revela, pela primeira vez, o seu fundamental corpo de trabalho.
Monade x Serralves, Porto
25.11.2023
17h00 Lançamento e conversa em torno do livro com
Álvaro Siza, Aurora Carapinha, Daniela Sá, João Carmo Simões, João Gomes da Silva, Paulo David, Philippe Vergne.
15h00 Visita ao Jardim do Museu de Serralves conduzida por João Gomes da Silva
Entrada Livre
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The Order of Landscape
The Order of Landscape presents a powerful insight into the work of a forefront figure in contemporary landscape architecture, João Gomes da Silva. Through an extensive duotone photo essay by João Carmo Simões, a collection of texts and a set of plans, the book unveils this seminal body of work.
Beginning in 1987, with Álvaro Siza in the Malagueira plan, Gomes da Silva’s career has decisively marked Portuguese contemporary architecture. From Serralves Museum Garden to Madeira’s Seafront Promenade and Lisbon's riverfront, his particular conception of new grounds proposes a formality without formalisms and a naturalness without naturalisms.