Title: Minha casa--nossa cidade : innovating mass housing for social change in Brazil /
Authors: Hehl, Rainer,; Angelil, Marc M.,; Something Fantastic (Firm)
Year: 2014
Subjects: Land use, Urban Social aspects Brazil.; City planning Social aspects Brazil.; Public housing Social aspects Brazil.; Low-income housing Social aspects Brazil.; City planning Social aspects; Land use, Urban Social aspects; Low-income housing Social aspects; Public housing Social aspects; Brazil
Contents: Minha casa-nossa cidade: from "Minha vida" to "nossa cidade" / Rainer Hehl -- Part 1. MCMV: Minha casa, minha vida program : A short introduction to Brazilian mass housing ; MCMV program overview -- Beyond access to housing ; Social welfare or free market economy? ; Minha casa, minha vida: entidades ; Undoing the standards ; Progress or "déja vu"? ; Sorry for the inconvenience, we are changing Brazil ; Access to housing versus access to the city / interview with Júnia Santa Rosa -- Part 2. APB: Arquitetura popular Brasileira : A review of contemporary Brazilian vernacular -- An index of popular Brazilian architecture (excerpt) -- A language for popular architecture ; A non-authoritative approach towards architecture ; We make our buildings, then they make us ; Vernacular modernism ; Popular architecture as a political project ; A new and radical vocabulary ; Choque de Ordem ; Cultural exchange and urban integration / interview with Leticia Monte -- Part 3. MCNC: Minha casa nossa cidade projects : Innovated Brazilian mass housing for social change -- Charter of claims -- Rio de Janeiro: Colónia Juliano Moreira ; Mutual growth ; Charged voids ;Undoing the city of dichotomies -- São Paulo: Brasilándia ; Inhabiting the edge ; Looking at the urban edge ; Brasília: Santa Maria ; The urban satellite ; The satellite city as future urban model ; Aguas Claras -- Pará: parauapebas ; Networked infill ; [1 m², 25 ha] ; Whatever happened to the Amazon? -- MCNC diretrizes: guidelines for improving the MCMV program -- Models in circulation: a tale of two cities / Marc Angélil and Cary Siress.