List of Oscar Niemeyer works
Appearance
List of buildings and structures by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer
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- 1936 – Ministério da Educação e Saúde (Transclusion error: {{En}} is only for use in File namespace. Use {{lang-en}} or {{in lang|en}} instead.) – contributed to the Le Corbusier project.
- 1937 – Associação Beneficente Obra do Berço (Association of Charitable Work) – created a vertical brise soleil.
- 1938 – Grande Hotel de Ouro Preto
- 1939 – Brazil’s pavilion at 1939 New York World's Fair – contributed to the Lucio Costa project.
- 1940 – Church of Saint Francis of Assisi and other buildings at Pampulha in Belo Horizonte, southeastern Brazil.
- 1946 – Sede do Banco Boavista (headquarters of Banco Boavista) in Candelaria, Rio de Janeiro.
- 1946 – Colegio Cataguases (Odessa College).
- 1947 – United Nations Headquarters in New York City.
- 1951 – Ibirapuera Park (with landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx).
- 1951 – JK Building (Juscelino Kubitschek).
- 1951 – Edifício Copan (Copan Building) 38-story residential building in São Paulo, Brazil.
- 1952 – Casa das Canoas – Niemeyer’s personal home in Canoas, Rio de Janeiro.
- 1954 – Residência Cavanelas.
- 1954 – Museu de Arte Moderna em Caracas (Museum of Modern Art in Caracas) .
- 1954 – Interbau buildings project in the Hansaviertel district, part of the reconstruction of Berlin.
- 1954 – Edifício Montreal (Montreal Building) in São Paulo.
- 1955 – Edifício Califórnia (California Building) in downtown São Paulo (with Carlos Lemos).
- 1955 – Edifício Triângulo (Triangle Building), São Paulo.
- 1956 – Edifício Eiffel (Eiffel Building) located in Republic Square, São Paulo.
- 1956 – Residência Provisória do Presidente da República (Provisional Residence of the President).
- 1958 – Hospital da Lagoa (Lagoa Hospital) built in Lagoa, Rio de Janeiro.
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- 1962 – Feira Internacional e Permanente do Líbano (International Fair and Permanent Exhibition Hall in Lebanon).
- 1963 – University of Haifa, Israel.
- 1965 – Sede do Partido Comunista Francês ("PCF") The French Communist Party headquarters, in Paris.
- 1968 – Centro Musical, São Paulo, Brazil.
- 1968 – Sede da Editora Mondadori (Mondadori publishing headquarters) in Italy.
- 1968 – Centro Cívico de Argel (Civic Center of Algiers).
- 1968 – Mesquita de Argel (Mosque of Algiers).
- 1969 – University of Science and Technology - Houari Boumediene in Algeria, also known as the University of International Excellence.
- 1972 – Bolsa do Trabalho de Bobigny (Stock exchange of Bobigny, France) - auditorium.
- 1975 – Fata Engineering Headquarters in Italy.
- 1976 – Casino da Madeira (Pestana Casino Park) on Madeira Island, Portugal.
- 1980 – JK Memorial (Juscelino Kubitschek).
- 1981 – Ilha de Lazer em Abu Dhabi (Leisure Island in Abu Dhabi).
- 1982 – Centro Integrado de Educação Pública (Integrated Center for Public Education) CIEP public school system..
- 1982 – Centro Cultural de Le Havre, "Le Volcan" (Le Havre Cultural Center, "The Volcano”).
- 1983 – Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí (Sambadrome) in Rio de Janeiro.
- 1983 – Praça da Apoteose (Apotheosis Square) at the end of Marquês de Sapucaí Street.
- 1985 – Panteão da Liberdade e da Democracia Tancredo Neves (Pantheon of Liberty and Democracy Tancredo Neves).
- 1987 – Memorial da América Latina (Memorial of Latin America) in São Paulo.
- 1988 – Terminal Rodoviário de Londrina (Londrina Bus Terminal) in Paraná, Brazil.
- 1991 – Museu de Arte Contemporânea "MAC" (Niterói Contemporary Art Museum).
- 1991 – Parlamento Latino Americano (Latin American Parliament) in São Paulo.
- 1993 – Sambódromo do Anhembi (Anhembi Sambadrome) in São Paulo.
- 1997 – Caminho Niemeyer (Niemeyer Way) Theater, museums, restaurant, village square.
- 1999 – Auditório do Ibirapuera (Ibirapuera Auditorium) in Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo.
- 2000 – Auditório em Ravello, Italy.
- 2001 – Museu Oscar Niemeyer (Oscar Niemeyer Museum).
- 2003 – Serpentine Gallery Pavilion.
- 2003 – Centro Administrativo de Minas Gerais.
- 2004 – Itaipu Binacional - Brasil (Itaipu Dam in Brazil).
- 2005 – Itaipu Binacional - Paraguai (Itaipu Dam in Paraguay).
- 2006 – Centro Cultural Principado de Astúrias (Avilés, Principality of Asturias Cultural Center).
- 2006 – Natal City Park, Rio Grande do Norte.
- 2006 – Estação Cabo Branco (Cape White Station) in João Pessoa, capital of the State of Paraíba.
- 2007 – Teatro Popular de Niteroi (Popular Theatre of Niteroi).
- 2007 – Centro Cultural em Valparaíso (Cultural Center in Valparaiso) Chile.
- 2007 – Universidade de Ciências e Informática (University of Information Science) Havana, Cuba.
- 2008 – Puerto de La Musica, Rosário, Argentina.
- 2008 – Parque da Cidade Dom Nivaldo Monte (City Park) in Natal, in Brazil's state of Rio Grande do Norte.
- 2011 – Óscar Niemeyer International Cultural Centre in the Principality of Asturias, Spain.
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See also
Category:Oscar Niemeyer buildings
References
- Fundação Oscar Niemeyer Official Website