Trindade lectures on Brazilian Brutalism
Isabella Trindade, a lecturer in the School of Design, presented "Brazilian Brutalism: Art, Technique, Aesthetic, and Malleable Plasticity" at the 2024 National DOCOMOMO Conference on May 31 in Miami. Docomomo US is the United States chapter of Docomomo International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the documentation and conservation of buildings, sites, and neighborhoods of the modern movement for nearly 25 years.
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