luiz eduardo lupatini awarded first prize for lost landscape proposal
challenging the desensitizing nature of distance, the concept is located in a former quarry, forcing contemplation on the impacts of human operations.
luiz eduardo lupatini awarded first prize for lost landscape proposal
the origin of raw materials is a detail few consider in their daily thoughts. but the fact remains, the endless demand on natural reserves to sustain human activity does occur. urbanized scenes, the final destination for many resources, have provided a disconnect from extraction sites. the latter continue to become more and more remote until they disappear all together, forming ‘lost landscapes’ when depletion deems them no longer of value.
minimalist architectural language
all images © luiz eduardo lupatini
in response to the carrara thermal baths competition, hosted by rethinking architecture, brazilian architect luiz eduardo lupatini chose to challenge the desensitizing nature of distance. ‘lost landscape’ is placed directly within a former quarry, forcing visitors to reflect on the observable impacts of human operations.
local materials shape spaces by means of addition and subtraction
a dialogue between raw material and human production
human scale in relation to space
project info:
architect: luiz eduardo lupatini
project: ‘lost landscape’ concept
purpose: carrara thermal baths competition
hosted by: rethinking architecture competitions
awarded: first prize
location: carrara, italy
year: 2016
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