Unusual.
Friends,
I would like to ask all members of this group an unusual favor.
It turns out that I research architecture in Brazil and Osaka is the site of an ancient mystery for Brazilian architectural culture.
During the Osaka 70 expo, the famous Brazilian architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha was the author of the Brazilian pavilion. It turns out that there are no more than half a dozen records of this work.
I would like to ask for your help in finding any private or public records (PHOTOS or outher things) where the pavilion appears, thus increasing the understanding of this work that at the time DID NOT CATCH ANY ATTENTION FROM THE PRESS BUT TODAY IS CONSIDERED A FORGOTTEN MASTERPIECE.
From what I understand, the trips were highly recorded in photographs by families at the time. There must be something lost out there.
For those interested I include article that explains more of the history of the missing images of the pavllion: https://www.axismag.jp/posts/2018/12/110570.html
Thanks everyone!
by Proof-Heart