Arquitetura Soteropolitana is an open course of on-site architectural experiences led by the projects' designers, exploring the architectural production of the last 20 years in Salvador, Bahia. Organized by architectural photographer Manuel Sá, the course invites architects from the Bahian capital to discuss some of the city's most iconic and significant works built over the past two decades.
The first episode features architect Sergio Ekerman, who discusses the design and construction of the Macapá 255 Building, located in the Ondina neighborhood.
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This article was written by Romullo Baratto. The translation is powered by AI.
