Publications
Os jardins de Burle Marx na sede do Banco do Nordeste em Fortaleza: modificações e permanências
A study of the Roberto Burle Marx Gardens at the Banco do Nordeste headquarters in Fortaleza, Brazil, reveals that despite significant modifications since its 1984 design, core elements of Burle Marx's modernist approach persist. The research, conducted by the Jardins de Burle Marx study group, analyzed formal, constructive, and botanical aspects through literature review, documentary research, and field visits. Findings highlight the resilience of Burle Marx's design principles, offering new insights into the evolution of landscaping in Fortaleza. This work contributes to the broader understanding of his legacy while documenting changes over time.
Metodologia de levantamento cadastral dos jardins do Sítio Roberto Burle Marx (SRBM)
A systematic cadastral survey of the gardens at Sítio Roberto Burle Marx (SRBM) was developed to support its potential UNESCO World Heritage Site nomination, highlighting the need for advanced documentation methods in historic garden conservation. The methodology established a framework for creating detailed inventories that facilitate long-term planning and management, ensuring the preservation of culturally significant landscapes. This approach serves as a model for documenting other historic gardens, addressing gaps in existing conservation strategies by integrating thorough cataloging with heritage protection goals.
Inventário Botânico-Paisagístico do Sítio Roberto Burle Marx: O Estado Atual
A unique landscape harmony exists at Sítio Roberto Burle Marx in Rio de Janeiro, where native vegetation thrives without artificial intervention. This study reveals that the site's botanical-paisagístico inventory demonstrates exceptional ecological balance, contrasting with global norms of landscaped properties. Researchers employed a comprehensive approach to document plant species and their spatial relationships, assessing the site's current state. The findings underscore the importance of preserving such natural-human interactions for future heritage conservation.
Acervo Botânico-paisagístico: Princípios para Conservação do Sítio Roberto Burle Marx (SRBM)
A comprehensive approach to conserving the Sítio Roberto Burle Marx (SRBM) reveals that its unique blend of botanical and landscaping features necessitates tailored management strategies. Unlike generic approaches, effective conservation requires defining intrinsic and extrinsic values to guide systematic data collection through inventories. This method clarifies necessary information for targeted interventions, ensuring the preservation of SRBM's multifaceted legacy.
G.G. Rizzo, Il giardino privato di Roberto Burle Marx, Il Sítio. Sessant’anni dalla fondazione. Cent’anni dalla nascita di Roberto Burle Marx, Roma, Gangemi, 2009
Sítio Roberto Burle Marx, a 40-hectare garden designed by renowned landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx in 1949, stands as a testament to the fusion of scientific and artistic innovation. However, current management practices have led to its deterioration, rendering it an 'intact ruin.' Giulio G. Rizzo's book, published in 2009, provides a comprehensive account of the garden's inception, development phases, and Burle Marx's visionary approach. Through meticulous documentation, Rizzo highlights the garden's scientific and artistic components, underscoring its significance as both a cultural landmark and an ecological model. The study critiques the present-day neglect, advocating for preservation efforts that align with Burle Marx's original intent.
Proposta de sequência didática com o uso de tecnologias digitais para o desenvolvimento do letramento científico
A proposed didactic sequence integrating digital technologies at Sítio Roberto Burle Marx demonstrates potential to foster scientific literacy among students, particularly in non-formal learning environments. The approach combines field research with two technological tools, aiming to encourage critical reflection and democratic engagement with environmental issues. By grounding the sequence in scientific inquiry and leveraging digital resources, it offers a practical pathway for schools to develop scientifically literate learners who can analyze contemporary problems through an informed, analytical lens.
As Cantarias do Sítio Roberto Burle Marx / RJ
A study reveals the artistic and innovative use of stonework by Roberto Burle Marx, a renowned landscape architect and visual artist, at his former estate in Barra de Guaratiba, Rio de Janeiro. The research highlights how Burle Marx repurposed stones from colonial-era demolitions into modern aesthetic designs, blending geological materials with contemporary artistry. Through archival research, interviews with current estate staff, and metric and photographic surveys, the study provides a comprehensive overview of these cantarias (stonework structures), offering insights into both their artistic significance and potential for further geological analysis.
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