GLAUCO CAMPELLO AND THE BUS STATION PROJECTS IN PARAÍBA
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https://doi.org/10.35572/arql.v3i10.6647Keywords:
modernidade paraibana, rodoviarias, tectonicaAbstract
Glauco Campello nasceu na cidade de Mamanguape (PB), em 24 de julho de 1934. Em 1951, iniciou seus estudos universitários na Escola de Belas Artes de Pernambuco/ EBAP, mas foi para o Rio de Janeiro, em 1954, para estagiar no escritório de Oscar Niemeyer, iniciando a partir de então uma sólida amizade com o mestre carioca. Conseguiu concluir sua graduação em arquitetura pela Faculdade Nacional de Arquitetura, atual Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), no ano de 1959.[1]
[1] As informações presentes nesse texto estão presentes no capítulo 19 sobre Glauco Campelo: Estação Rodoviária Argemiro de Figueiredo.1979/1985 do livro Campina Grande Moderna (Afonso, 2022).
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ENTREVISTADO: GLAUCO CAMPELLO
ROTEIRO, TEXTO, EDIÇÃO E REVISÃO DA ENTREVISTA: ALCILIA AFONSO
ENTREVISTADORAS: ISABEL DE HOLANDA E VALÉRIA CAMPELLO
DATA: JUNHO DE 2025
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