Screenblock Brasilia | Divider elements

Create divison, inspire connection

Brasilia is an exploration of the delicate balance between complexity and simplicity, a tribute to the architectural language of the 1960s that defines the city of Brasília. Its flowing curves intersect, casting ever-changing shadows that bring movement and depth to both the module itself and the spaces it inhabits. Meanwhile, its open voids challenge the notion of boundaries, allowing light and perspective to pass freely, creating a seamless connection between one environment and another.

Designed as a system of modular, combinable elements, Brasilia is suited for both indoor and outdoor settings. It is a Milanese reinterpretation of Brazilian architecture, brought to life in eco-friendly, paintable ceramic plaster. Its versatility enables the creation of bespoke dividing walls, assembling the modules in multiple configurations to craft unique compositions of light and shadow.

This dynamic interplay of forms generates a rhythmic sequence, echoing the spatial poetry of Oscar Niemeyer’s masterpieces, where the repetition of simple elements and the fluidity of concrete curves shape environments that are both monumental and human in scale.

Discover how Brasilia redefines the art of space, structure and light.