Holistic Urban Initiatives: Curitiba, Brazil

Introduction Curitiba is known internationally for its innovative urban strategy and can develop cities in a socially and equitably controlled way. The unique political culture promoting the overall transformation of Curitiba is best described as a benevolent authoritarian regime. Distributed governance is usually not related to comprehensive and comprehensive urban planning, but the role of those who create conditions for comprehensive development as a group population is affected by concentric individuals, clarity of population We will set targets according to your needs. The main driving force to support policy decisions.

Curitiba is a city in southern Brazil with a population of about 3 million (including the metropolitan area). The execution of the Curitiba Master Plan began during the first management of Mayor Jaime Learner in the early 1970s. This plan relies on physical integration of public transportation systems, land use laws and multilayered road networks. The growth structure of the city is characterized by a linear expansion of the five "structural geographical areas" served by "high speed bus". Prioritize public transport, tie the city center to surrounding cities and other neighboring cities.

There are beaches, rainforests, and festivals in Brazil - but are you aware that it is a sacred place for museums too? Curitiba has many unique museums, and you can easily explore these museums with excellent urban planning and public transport. Highlights include Security Exhibition Center, Curitiba Holocaust Museum, Oscar Niemeyer Museum.

Eco City will explore urban areas of various sizes. TED speakers are interested in community projects such as Manhattan's High Line and others who explain the transformation of the entire city such as Curitiba in Brazil or the corresponding Eco City network plan like China . Like regional or national initiatives to increase urban population, lectures will explore cities in various fields such as urban planning, urban design, transportation planning, architecture, community organization, environmental science. What will they unite with? Rather than reducing negative impacts, sustainability efforts and creating a positive impact on sustainability beliefs and sustainability beliefs

Likewise, Brazilian Curitiba changed Urban Fabric once it was crowded into a vibrant green paradise, but it is based on different view of development. Curitiba did not review the whole area of ​​the city, but planted it at a finer level and redeveloped the small premises into a public space suitable for pedestrians. Currently there are 16 parks, 14 forest areas, over 1,000 small trees and small vegetation in the city. All of these correspond to a green space of 560 square feet per capita. In addition, the city has integrated these green spaces into the streetscape of the city and has designated most of the city center as a carless place. Curitiba did not give up the city center because of the inconvenience of traffic, but succeeded in making these green public spaces suitable for walking and popularity. This is mainly due to city investment to establish an integrated, reliable, relatively inexpensive BRT system.