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Curitiba. “Curitiba is a system which provides a third-world solution to a third world problem… not to entice passengers out of their cars but rather to provide basic public transport for an impoverished population” –Transit Australia. Early History . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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“Curitiba is a system which provides a third-world solution to a third world problem… not to entice
passengers out of their cars but rather to provide basic public transport for an impoverished
population” –Transit Australia
Curitiba
Early History
Founded in 1693, official capital of Parana in 1842
Early History Two economic
cycles of maté and wood, led to the construction of the Paranagua-Curitiba railroad
Adopted ideas of urban planning and city management
Early History
Immigrants came in waves between the 18th and 19th centuries for labor
History of Planning
French Urban Planner Alfred Agache 1943 - The Agache Plan
History of Planning Ivo Arzo
Called for new plan
Jaime Lerner1965 Curitiba Master Plan
“Simplicity Is Our System”
Mayor Jaime Lerner (1971) Former president of the Curitiba
Research and Urban Planning Institute (IPPUC)
Election gave power to IPPUC
“Simplicity Is Our System”
•Curitiba Master Plan•Growth planned along designated axes rather than in all directions•Trinary Road System•Integrated Transport Network (Rede Integrade de Transporte)
Instituto de Pesquisa e Planejamento Urbano de Curitiba (IPPUC) Founded 1965 IPPUC was
created as a Municipal Independent Public Authority.
Instituto de Pesquisa e Planejamento Urbano de Curitiba (IPPUC)
Participate in every development phase of the Curitiba Preliminary Urban Plan
Integrated Transport Network Zoning- trinary road system
Separated into four different zones1. Structural sector2. ZR 43. ZR 34. ZR 2
Integrated Transport Network The bus system was designed to function like a subway system
In terms of amount of people it could trasport (up to 20,000 pple/hour during rush hour) and frequency
off-vehicle fare collection No additional payment for interchanging between buses Bi-Articulated busses
80.4 meters in length Five passenger doors 270 pple/ 57 seats Bus stops 400-500 meters
Facts about the busway network
Station and Terminals Tubes with off-vehicle fare collection High platform boarding at the tube (handicap
accessible)
Facts about the busway network Bus routes
1550-1600 buses 340 bus lines 60km segregated
busways 26 major and
moderate size integration-interchange terminals
1.9-2.1 million trips per day (demand)
Facts about the busway network
Bus routes Five different buses
Different color buses for different routs
Ecological Capital of Brazil
1970 – Less than 1 sq meters of green space per person
Ecological Capital of Brazil
2002 – 52 sq meters of green space per person
Government Incentives Tax Breaks “Green Exchange” “Garbage That’s
Not Garbage”