Memorial Brumadinho
Atiaîa Lighting Design
At the project's midway point, a squared sculpture rises like a head suspended over the path, representing humanity in its failure. The map of Córrego do Feijão is printed on its surface. It looks at the site of collapse, where two victims have not yet to been found.
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Pedro Mascaro
Memorial Brumadinho
Atiaîa Lighting Design
At the viewpoint, the valley landscape unfolds a surface that has been hit and stained by mud. The lake reflects the sky during the day, and at night it pays a final tribute to the victims, since the mining landscape cannot be the only one still shining on the horizon.
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Leo Drumond/Nitro
Memorial Brumadinho
Atiaîa Lighting Design
At the bottom of the lake, 272 fiber optic terminals were installed, programmed to oscillate to create a starry sky effect. A map of the celestial sphere at 12:01 AM on January 25, 2019, the date of the dam burst, is projected onto the lakebed. Light is presence, it is life.
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Pedro Mascaro
Memorial Brumadinho
Atiaîa Lighting Design
Aerial view: from the left to the right are the Entrance Pavilion, the outdoor living area, the Poem, the Rift, the Monument, the vewpoint and the lake. Memory and Testimonial are below the grove, nearby the squared Sculpture.
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Jomar Bragança
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Aerial view from the harbor entrance, situating the museum within the broader urban and maritime context of Le Havre.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Long-distance view from the water, highlighting the museum’s relationship to the harbor and the city skyline beyond.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
The extended curved roof canopy forms a continuous public edge above the waterfront dock and outdoor gathering spaces.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Adaptive reuse of the existing industrial structure along the northern edge, integrating new cultural functions while preserving the original fabric.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Plaza courtyard view, conceived as the civic heart of the project and a connector between city, museum, and waterfront.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Interior view of the museum atrium, where circulation, exhibition, and public gathering intersect within a shared spatial volume.
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LYT-X Studio
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Interior view of the open exhibition area beneath the courtyard, designed for flexible cultural programming and public use.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Flexible exhibition space beneath the courtyard, supporting temporary installations and evolving curatorial formats.
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LYT-X Studio
Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Site Plan
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
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Concept
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
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Basement Plan
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
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Level 01 Plan
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
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Level 02 Plan
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
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Level 03 Plan
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
A-A Section
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Brise-Vent Havre Harbor Museum
LYT-X Studio
Landscape Typology
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