Tag Archives: economics
Communism and Sustainability
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São Paulo Bicycle Lanes: Union between private and public Sector
It is a common understanding today that the public transport needs to be the majority of the kinds of transportation in a city. In a first moment a metro line or the renewal of an old infrastructure of public buses may appear expensive, but through the long therm, they represent a lower impact on the [...]
Posted in Orion Gorrao Moreira Campos, Uncategorized Also tagged architecture, Bicycle, Bicycle Lane, iaac, MAA01, Sao Paulo Comments closed
Agglomeration Economics
“If you would see how interwoven it is in the warp and woof of civilization… go at night-fall to the top of one of the down-town steel giants and you may see how in the image of material man, at once his glory and his menace, is the thing we call a city. There beneath [...]
Posted in Francesco Maria Massetti Also tagged capitalism, city, iaac, MAA01, market, sustainability, transports Comments closed
ARCHITECTURE’S ROLE IN TOURISM AND CITY BRANDING_
Architecture’s role in Architecture and tourism are very closely related activities. It can be said to depend on each other. Their mutual relationship is obvious since ancient times where the architecture, as a tourist attraction, had a very important role. Temples have been built in honor of the gods, grand theaters, stadiums, the Colosseum and [...]