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Editorial Design For Emotional Landscapes Book by Porto Rocha - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Porto Rocha

Client: Jonás Romo

Work: Editorial

Industry: Arts & Culture

Editorial Design For Emotional Landscapes Book

Porto Rocha designed the editorial layout for Jonás Romo’s book Emotional Landscapes, a tribute to Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx. The publication combines photography, essays, and illustrations into a layered, bilingual experience that mirrors Burle Marx’s immersive approach to nature and design.

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