The city is famously laid out in the shape of a bird in flight or a stylized airplane.
Often described as a "city of the future," Brasília was masterplanned by urbanist and architect Oscar Niemeyer . brazilian capital
Residential "superblocks" ( superquadras ) designed to provide modern housing and community amenities like schools and shops within walking distance. The city is famously laid out in the
A crown-like structure featuring 16 curved concrete columns and vibrant stained glass. Planalto Palace: The official workplace of the President. Historical and Global Status Brasilia - UNESCO World Heritage Centre brazilian capital
Niemeyer’s signature curves and white concrete define the landscape. Notable structures include: