Founded in 1997 by Marcelo Morettin and Vinicius Andrade, the São Paulo-based practice Andrade Morettin Arquitetos Associados now features a vast portfolio of projects across a wide range of scales and programs. Ranging from large-scale works, such as the São Paulo headquarters of the Instituto Moreira Salles, to exhibition designs, like the 34th Bienal de Arte de São Paulo, their work is largely characterized by the use of industrialized and prefabricated components which, beyond their well-known technical advantages, bring key aesthetic qualities to the reading of the projects.
In an interview with ArchDaily, Marcelo Morettin and associate architects Renata Andrulis and Marcelo Maia Rosa discuss materials, construction components, and aesthetics in the firm's work.
This article was written by Romullo Baratto. The translation is powered by AI.
