Landscapes of Power: Reconsidering the Twentieth Century Capital Cities

The Twentieth Century witnessed an ambitious range of planning schemes for new towns and capital cities. While these projects were driven by diverse political, economic, and geographic conditions, many of them shared an enthusiasm for landscape as a medium of urbanism. Given the widely documented and generally accepted shortcomings of modern planning, many of these cities are seen as failures in social, environmental, and cultural terms.

The 1st Topos International Seminar – Landscapes of Power: Reconsidering the Twentieth Century Capital Cities proposes cross-disciplinary discussion into the historical claims, present status, and future potential of those modern capitals, reconsidered in theory and practice. By presenting a range of approaches that include urbanism, architecture, ecology, and social engagement, this symposium will provide an opportunity for imagining future possibilities of contemporary urbanism, and the role of equity in design.

TOPOS - Landscape, Design and Planning (University of Brasília) invites you to participate in the event, scheduled to take place in 22nd, 23rd and 24th of June, 2022, in a 100% online format.

Read more: https://www.topospaisagem.org/
Enrollment: https://www.sympla.com.br/evento-online/1st-topos-international-seminar/1590580

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Cite: "Landscapes of Power: Reconsidering the Twentieth Century Capital Cities" 31 May 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/982867/landscapes-of-power-reconsidering-the-twentieth-century-capital-cities> ISSN 0719-8884

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