Jul 6, 2017 · The cobogó appeared in the 1920s, in Recife, and its name come from the combination of the first syllable of the last names of their creators.

Architecture and design projects featuring cobogó, hollow bricks used in South America to build perforated screens that allow air and light into buildings.

Create shielding between different workplaces and surfaces or a room in the room. Made from mould pressed felt, choose from several different colours.

Mar 23, 2024 · The Cobogo House pays homage to the punctured tile known as cobogó. This inventive tile, crafted in the 1920s by architects Coimbra, Boeckmann, and Góis, derives its name from the initial letters of their family names Co-bo-go.

FINISH: Satin. TYPE: Wall Tile. Thickness: 55 MM. SIZE: 12” x 12”. SF PER BOX: 2.91. PIECES PER BOX: 3. USE: Wall. COLOR: White.

The Brazilian Cobogó is a contemporary façade element commonly made from ceramics or concrete and assembled into a screen-wall that serves the purpose of ...

Nov 24, 2022 · Cobogo's mission is to to be the reference creator investment ecosystem with most accelerated creators in the world, allowing them to easily ...

Aug 30, 2021 - The project's title, Cobogo, is a nod to the main design element of this elevation redesign, a brick unit with cutouts allowing light and air ...

COBOGO delimits open spaces and creates space in the room. Vertical hanging panels for ceilings. As a room divider, it often comes closer to the noise ...

COBOGO large laser-cut leather cuff, graphic fifties style, modernist in reference to openwork architectures, custom made in our workshop to size and chosen ...