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Letícia Zamboni: “To Create Something Truly Unique, You First Need to Understand What Makes That Person Unique” – The Brazilian Architect on Eccentricity, Futurism and Creative Identity
In this interview, Letícia Zamboni discusses her architectural roots in Pato Branco, Studio Lunno's philosophy of timeless futurism, and Paradoxia, her Tokyo studio with Japanese partners. She explores eccentricity, her furniture line, client trust, a music-centered apartment project that spawned TARZ speakers, and her dream of designing in Sweden or Norway.
Letícia Zamboni: “To Create Something Truly Unique, You First Need to Understand What Makes That Person Unique” – The Brazilian Architect on Eccentricity, Futurism and Creative Identity
In this interview, Letícia Zamboni discusses her architectural roots in Pato Branco, Studio Lunno's philosophy of timeless futurism, and Paradoxia, ...
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