The pilotis of Brasilia
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The Brasilia Pilot Plan has a singularity that is still surprising today
22/07/2023
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The Brasilia Pilot Plan has a singularity that is still surprising today
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: Zé Celso's Brazil played a central role in the international concert of utopias and experiences that projected a profound transformation of the country itself and the world
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: Ribeirão Preto is more like “Haiti” than any other reality. “Brazilian California” is an invention of local elites spread by the press that it controls
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The authoritarian, militarized and masculinized hallucination is something that has never been put in its proper place
By RODRIGO DE FARIA:
Getting to the elections was a long time of struggle and resistance, but our tomorrow is the 30th of October
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The history of national-urban-regional planning is full of experiences that reinforce the importance of state planning in the (re)construction of economic development
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The urgent and uncompromising defense of democracy in Brazil necessarily involves the reoccupation of Praça dos Três Poderes, now no longer from inside the offices, but, above all, through popular organization.
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The streets cannot allow the world to be dominated by violence and hatred of those who suffocated George Floyd, who was begging for his life. Violence”. All he could do was say “I can't breathe” while we looked at him.
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: By refusing to assume responsibility for planning and coordinating to address health and economic problems, the current Federal Government is revealing a harsh and direct truth: that it did not have and will not
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The Brasilia Pilot Plan has a singularity that is still surprising today
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: Zé Celso's Brazil played a central role in the international concert of utopias and experiences that projected a profound transformation of the country itself and the world
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: Ribeirão Preto is more like “Haiti” than any other reality. “Brazilian California” is an invention of local elites spread by the press that it controls
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The authoritarian, militarized and masculinized hallucination is something that has never been put in its proper place
By RODRIGO DE FARIA:
Getting to the elections was a long time of struggle and resistance, but our tomorrow is the 30th of October
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The history of national-urban-regional planning is full of experiences that reinforce the importance of state planning in the (re)construction of economic development
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The urgent and uncompromising defense of democracy in Brazil necessarily involves the reoccupation of Praça dos Três Poderes, now no longer from inside the offices, but, above all, through popular organization.
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: The streets cannot allow the world to be dominated by violence and hatred of those who suffocated George Floyd, who was begging for his life. Violence”. All he could do was say “I can't breathe” while we looked at him.
By RODRIGO DE FARIA: By refusing to assume responsibility for planning and coordinating to address health and economic problems, the current Federal Government is revealing a harsh and direct truth: that it did not have and will not
