Avenida Atlântica in Rio de Janeiro, including landscape designed by Roberto Burle Marx, is a site of social coexistence, but the surrounding neighbourhood is a far-right heartland
Estúdio Flume works in remote locations across Brazil, providing agroforestry workers with spaces tailored to their production processes
João Batista Vilanova Artigas’s two houses, designed on the same plot in the 1940s, afforded its residents a lifestyle of radical openness
Both agora and acropolis, the Avenida Paulista in São Paulo is a melting pot for all sectors of society
The 2016 Olympics should have been the perfect opportunity to herald a sea change in Rio’s urban strategy, but they have ended up driving expansion
