La dimension naturelle d'un paysage monumentalisé : réinventer la singularité de Brasilia
The Natural Dimension of a Monumentalized Landscape: Reinventing the Singularity of BrasiliaThe Brasilia pilot plan has been recognized by UNESCO as a contribution to international patrimony because the project follows the principles established in the Athens Charter. Examination of the city and the...
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| Rochtain ar líne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Achoimre: | The Natural Dimension of a Monumentalized Landscape: Reinventing the Singularity of BrasiliaThe Brasilia pilot plan has been recognized by UNESCO as a contribution to international patrimony because the project follows the principles established in the Athens Charter. Examination of the city and the project, however, reveals another singular dimension: the nature of the site contributes to the monumentality of the landscape. This dimension, involving the myth concerning the city’s foundation and its “project image”, appears in representations of Brasilia. However, this conception is threatened by a number of factors. |
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