Carla Juaçaba

In the residential area, she has a number of built houses, such as the Minimum House and House Rio Bonito. These projects are remarkable for their integration with the natural landscape. Juaçaba also has works that include other typologies, such as the development of historical museums related to native Brazilian art and the Pavilion of Humanity project, temporary work developed for the Rio + 20 event, which stood out for the adequacy to the sustainable development context occasion. In 2013, the architect was awarded with the prize ArcVision - Women and Architecture.

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Country of origin: Brazil

Born: 1976

Died: -

Education: Saint Ursula University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Places of professional performance: Brazil

Selects Projects:

• 2007 – Varanda House, Rio de Janeiro – Brasil

• 2012 - Pavilion of Humanity, Rio de Janeiro – Brasil

Curiosities: Borned in 1976, in Brasil, Carla Juaçaba graduated in architecture in the city of Rio de Janeiro, where she has been working with internationally recognized projects.

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