A experiência construtiva em seis residências de Arnaldo Martino

Construction experience in six residences of Arnold Martino Arnaldo Martino is part of a group of architects from São Paulo, whose work deserves to be brought to the debate. Formed in 1964, the Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo of the University of São Paulo, in his first fifteen years of his career, the architect will design predominantly exploring the technology of reinforced concrete producing exemplary works of São Paulo Brutalist architecture. We intend to present in this article six single family homes, built in reinforced concrete, designed by architect from 1965 to 1978. Namely, they are: residence Teresa Martino, (first house of the architect, 1965), Hélio França (1969), Antonio Ribeiro (1970), Robert Nicol (1971), and Donald Ting (1978), these in São Paulo SP, and residence Casa da Árvore (1976), in the allotment Patrimônio do Carmo, São Roque-SP. From the redesign of the original designs (hand drawn by the architect), and visits (which generated a photographic essay of current homes), we intend to identify some of the design methods of the architect from the year of its formation, and the late 1970s, when Arnold will design buildings in composite structures. With this work we intend to uncover part of the architect's vast production of rare architectural value, and a small part of the history and iconography of Paulista architecture of the 60s and 70s.