- The Pilot Plan for Brasília, in Brazil’s Federal District, was drawn up by Lúcio Costa, whose plan won the 1957 urban planning public contest to design Brazil’s...
- From above the “Plano Piloto”—or the designed “Pilot Plan” of Brasilia—resembles the shape of an airplane or a soaring bird.
- @inproceedings{Leite2010UrbanMO, title={Urban morphology of the Pilot Plan of Brasilia and its image for tourists.}, author={Fabiana Calçada de Lamare Leite and...
- This is the symbolic-urbanist foundation of the so-called “pilot plan” of Brasília, whose spatial layout follows the design of a cross.
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- The Pilot Plan was the plan for the construction of Brasilia, which took 3 years and 60,000 workers to complete.
- At the inauguration of Brasília, President Kubitschek was elated, proclaiming the city a national utopia.[6] Other supporters were similarly overzealous.
- “Brasília is now the fourth-largest city in the country and the home to more than 2.5 million people, yet fewer than 10 percent are residents of the Pilot Plan area.
- In 1987 UNESCO put Brasília’s Pilot Plan on its official list of World Heritage sites. The disadvantage of this is it has turned the city into a museum.