PROSAMIM has a radically new vision of Manaus and the importance of public space. Here is Parque Senador Jefferson Péres built by PROSAMIM, this area used to be a slum area. Now the park has a playground, an orchid greenhouse, and food stands.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Feeling Fences
In every city I have visited so far except for Brasilia, there are fences and fences and more fences. Most houses, buildings, and space in Brasil is privately owned. It's a strange feeling because parts of Europe and North America feel more open and accessible.
PROSAMIM has a radically new vision of Manaus and the importance of public space. Here is Parque Senador Jefferson Péres built by PROSAMIM, this area used to be a slum area. Now the park has a playground, an orchid greenhouse, and food stands.
PROSAMIM has a radically new vision of Manaus and the importance of public space. Here is Parque Senador Jefferson Péres built by PROSAMIM, this area used to be a slum area. Now the park has a playground, an orchid greenhouse, and food stands.
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