Goiânia, a cidade Art Déco. - EneaGYN
Vídeo confeccionado para candidatura de Apoio do ENEA GYN 2017 na diretoria de Comunica. Chama nóis, ComOrg!
Primeiro arranha-céu do Brasil será reformado
O Edifício A Noite, na Praça Mauá, vai passar por uma reforma à altura do primeiro arranha-céu da América Latina.
Um marco da arquitetura Art Déco e tombado pelo Patrimônio Histórico Municipal, o prédio foi erguido há 83 anos.
Wedding Daniella Aureliano 2011 - Part 2
Goiânia is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Goiás. With a population of 1,301,892, it is the second-largest city in the Central-Western Region and the 13th-largest in the country. Its metropolitan area has a total population of 2,063,744, making it the 11th-largest in Brazil.
Goiânia is a planned city founded on October 24, 1933 by then Governor Pedro Ludovico to serve as the new state capital and administrative center. Prior to this date, the state capital was the town of Goiás. Goiânia has the largest green area per inhabitant in Brazil, and is the second of the world, losing only to Edmonton in the world.
The idea of creating a new state capital had been bounced around from early on in the history of the state of Goiás. The first plan came from D. Marcos de Noronha who in 1753 wanted to establish the state capital in the municipality of Pirenópolis, then again in 1863 José Vieira Couto de Magalhães put forward a plan to move the capital to the edge of the river Araguaia.
The impetus behind the efforts to move the state capital was the need to locate it in accordance with the economic interests of the state. The first state capital, Vila Boa (today City of Goiás), had been chosen when the economy was based on gold extraction. Later, when cattle-raising and agriculture came to dominate the state's development, the old state capital was considered remote.
Legislators kept the idea of a change alive for a long time. In 1891, the constitutional delegates made the idea of the transfer of the capital official, including it in the constitution, ratifying it in 1898 and again in 1918. Vaguely remembered until 1930, the idea of change became a reality during the government of Pedro Ludovico, who was the new governor appointed for the state of Goiás after the military revolt of 1930. In 1932, a commission was created to choose the place where the new capital would be built.
In 1933 the commission decided on the present location and the foundation stone was laid. The plan was for a city of 50,000 with the shape of a concentric radius -- streets in the form of a spoke, with the Praça Cívica as the center, with the seats of the state and municipal government -- The Palace of Emeralds and the Palace of Campinas.
In 1937, a decree was signed transferring the state capital from the Cidade de Goiás to Goiânia. The official inauguration only occurred in 1942 with the presence of the president of the republic, governors, and ministers.
The name, Goiânia, came about in 1933 after a contest was held by a local newspaper. Readers from all over the state contributed, with some of the most popular names being Petrônia, Americana, Petrolândia, Goianópolis, Goiânia, Bartolomeu Bueno, Campanha, Eldorado, Anhanguera, Liberdade, Goianésia, and Pátria Nova, among others. In 1935 Pedro Ludovico used the name Goiânia for the first time, signing a decree creating the municipio of Goiânia.
Art deco
Panorama of Goiânia. The first buildings in this planned city, designed by Atílio Correia Lima, were inspired by Art Deco. The collection of buildings in the city is still representative, with a total of 22 of them listed as National Heritage. Mostly built in the 1940s and 1950s they have been recognized by the National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage. The 22 buildings and monuments are located both in the original center of Goiânia, as in the pioneering nucleus of Campinas, a town existing prior to Goiânia.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
VENUE:
PARÓQUIA SÃO PAULO APÓSTOLO
em Igrejas, Templos e Instituições Religiosas
Av T 7 291 qd R33 lt 20/21 - Setor Oeste
Goiânia, GO - CEP: 74140-110, Brasil
Por que GOIÁS é o MELHOR ESTADO do Brasil?
Mais do que um Estado do centro-oeste brasileiro, Goiás é um lugar que não desanima nenhum turista quando o assunto é diversidade e belezas naturais. Por isso dá o play e vem comigo que hoje é dia de descobrir um monte de coisa sobre esse pedaço do paraíso.
Participe do nosso grupo no Telegram:
ME PERSIGA NAS REDES
instagram | instagram.com/DiogoElzinga
facebook | facebook.com/ElzingaOficial
twitter | twitter.com/DiogoElzinga
LEGENDAS
português | DIANA PECCATTI DANIEL
inglês | CRISTIANE AMORIM
Art Deco Parte 2.wmv
Mona Dorf entrevista Marcio Roiter sobre Congresso Art Deco para o Blog Mona Dorf/IG. Pate 2. Siga no twitter @monadorf. Saiba mais em
Wedding Daniella Aureliano 2011 - Part 4
Goiânia is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Goiás. With a population of 1,301,892, it is the second-largest city in the Central-Western Region and the 13th-largest in the country. Its metropolitan area has a total population of 2,063,744, making it the 11th-largest in Brazil.
Goiânia is a planned city founded on October 24, 1933 by then Governor Pedro Ludovico to serve as the new state capital and administrative center. Prior to this date, the state capital was the town of Goiás. Goiânia has the largest green area per inhabitant in Brazil, and is the second of the world, losing only to Edmonton in the world.
The idea of creating a new state capital had been bounced around from early on in the history of the state of Goiás. The first plan came from D. Marcos de Noronha who in 1753 wanted to establish the state capital in the municipality of Pirenópolis, then again in 1863 José Vieira Couto de Magalhães put forward a plan to move the capital to the edge of the river Araguaia.
The impetus behind the efforts to move the state capital was the need to locate it in accordance with the economic interests of the state. The first state capital, Vila Boa (today City of Goiás), had been chosen when the economy was based on gold extraction. Later, when cattle-raising and agriculture came to dominate the state's development, the old state capital was considered remote.
Legislators kept the idea of a change alive for a long time. In 1891, the constitutional delegates made the idea of the transfer of the capital official, including it in the constitution, ratifying it in 1898 and again in 1918. Vaguely remembered until 1930, the idea of change became a reality during the government of Pedro Ludovico, who was the new governor appointed for the state of Goiás after the military revolt of 1930. In 1932, a commission was created to choose the place where the new capital would be built.
In 1933 the commission decided on the present location and the foundation stone was laid. The plan was for a city of 50,000 with the shape of a concentric radius -- streets in the form of a spoke, with the Praça Cívica as the center, with the seats of the state and municipal government -- The Palace of Emeralds and the Palace of Campinas.
In 1937, a decree was signed transferring the state capital from the Cidade de Goiás to Goiânia. The official inauguration only occurred in 1942 with the presence of the president of the republic, governors, and ministers.
The name, Goiânia, came about in 1933 after a contest was held by a local newspaper. Readers from all over the state contributed, with some of the most popular names being Petrônia, Americana, Petrolândia, Goianópolis, Goiânia, Bartolomeu Bueno, Campanha, Eldorado, Anhanguera, Liberdade, Goianésia, and Pátria Nova, among others. In 1935 Pedro Ludovico used the name Goiânia for the first time, signing a decree creating the municipio of Goiânia.
Art deco
Panorama of Goiânia. The first buildings in this planned city, designed by Atílio Correia Lima, were inspired by Art Deco. The collection of buildings in the city is still representative, with a total of 22 of them listed as National Heritage. Mostly built in the 1940s and 1950s they have been recognized by the National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage. The 22 buildings and monuments are located both in the original center of Goiânia, as in the pioneering nucleus of Campinas, a town existing prior to Goiânia.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
VENUE:
PARÓQUIA SÃO PAULO APÓSTOLO
em Igrejas, Templos e Instituições Religiosas
Av T 7 291 qd R33 lt 20/21 - Setor Oeste
Goiânia, GO - CEP: 74140-110, Brasil
Wedding Daniella Aureliano 2011 - Part 3
Goiânia is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Goiás. With a population of 1,301,892, it is the second-largest city in the Central-Western Region and the 13th-largest in the country. Its metropolitan area has a total population of 2,063,744, making it the 11th-largest in Brazil.
Goiânia is a planned city founded on October 24, 1933 by then Governor Pedro Ludovico to serve as the new state capital and administrative center. Prior to this date, the state capital was the town of Goiás. Goiânia has the largest green area per inhabitant in Brazil, and is the second of the world, losing only to Edmonton in the world.
The idea of creating a new state capital had been bounced around from early on in the history of the state of Goiás. The first plan came from D. Marcos de Noronha who in 1753 wanted to establish the state capital in the municipality of Pirenópolis, then again in 1863 José Vieira Couto de Magalhães put forward a plan to move the capital to the edge of the river Araguaia.
The impetus behind the efforts to move the state capital was the need to locate it in accordance with the economic interests of the state. The first state capital, Vila Boa (today City of Goiás), had been chosen when the economy was based on gold extraction. Later, when cattle-raising and agriculture came to dominate the state's development, the old state capital was considered remote.
Legislators kept the idea of a change alive for a long time. In 1891, the constitutional delegates made the idea of the transfer of the capital official, including it in the constitution, ratifying it in 1898 and again in 1918. Vaguely remembered until 1930, the idea of change became a reality during the government of Pedro Ludovico, who was the new governor appointed for the state of Goiás after the military revolt of 1930. In 1932, a commission was created to choose the place where the new capital would be built.
In 1933 the commission decided on the present location and the foundation stone was laid. The plan was for a city of 50,000 with the shape of a concentric radius -- streets in the form of a spoke, with the Praça Cívica as the center, with the seats of the state and municipal government -- The Palace of Emeralds and the Palace of Campinas.
In 1937, a decree was signed transferring the state capital from the Cidade de Goiás to Goiânia. The official inauguration only occurred in 1942 with the presence of the president of the republic, governors, and ministers.
The name, Goiânia, came about in 1933 after a contest was held by a local newspaper. Readers from all over the state contributed, with some of the most popular names being Petrônia, Americana, Petrolândia, Goianópolis, Goiânia, Bartolomeu Bueno, Campanha, Eldorado, Anhanguera, Liberdade, Goianésia, and Pátria Nova, among others. In 1935 Pedro Ludovico used the name Goiânia for the first time, signing a decree creating the municipio of Goiânia.
Art deco
Panorama of Goiânia. The first buildings in this planned city, designed by Atílio Correia Lima, were inspired by Art Deco. The collection of buildings in the city is still representative, with a total of 22 of them listed as National Heritage. Mostly built in the 1940s and 1950s they have been recognized by the National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage. The 22 buildings and monuments are located both in the original center of Goiânia, as in the pioneering nucleus of Campinas, a town existing prior to Goiânia.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
VENUE:
PARÓQUIA SÃO PAULO APÓSTOLO
em Igrejas, Templos e Instituições Religiosas
Av T 7 291 qd R33 lt 20/21 - Setor Oeste
Goiânia, GO - CEP: 74140-110, Brasil
Wedding Daniella Aureliano 2011 - Part 1
Goiânia is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Goiás. With a population of 1,301,892, it is the second-largest city in the Central-Western Region and the 13th-largest in the country. Its metropolitan area has a total population of 2,063,744, making it the 11th-largest in Brazil.
Goiânia is a planned city founded on October 24, 1933 by then Governor Pedro Ludovico to serve as the new state capital and administrative center. Prior to this date, the state capital was the town of Goiás. Goiânia has the largest green area per inhabitant in Brazil, and is the second of the world, losing only to Edmonton in the world.
The idea of creating a new state capital had been bounced around from early on in the history of the state of Goiás. The first plan came from D. Marcos de Noronha who in 1753 wanted to establish the state capital in the municipality of Pirenópolis, then again in 1863 José Vieira Couto de Magalhães put forward a plan to move the capital to the edge of the river Araguaia.
The impetus behind the efforts to move the state capital was the need to locate it in accordance with the economic interests of the state. The first state capital, Vila Boa (today City of Goiás), had been chosen when the economy was based on gold extraction. Later, when cattle-raising and agriculture came to dominate the state's development, the old state capital was considered remote.
Legislators kept the idea of a change alive for a long time. In 1891, the constitutional delegates made the idea of the transfer of the capital official, including it in the constitution, ratifying it in 1898 and again in 1918. Vaguely remembered until 1930, the idea of change became a reality during the government of Pedro Ludovico, who was the new governor appointed for the state of Goiás after the military revolt of 1930. In 1932, a commission was created to choose the place where the new capital would be built.
In 1933 the commission decided on the present location and the foundation stone was laid. The plan was for a city of 50,000 with the shape of a concentric radius -- streets in the form of a spoke, with the Praça Cívica as the center, with the seats of the state and municipal government -- The Palace of Emeralds and the Palace of Campinas.
In 1937, a decree was signed transferring the state capital from the Cidade de Goiás to Goiânia. The official inauguration only occurred in 1942 with the presence of the president of the republic, governors, and ministers.
The name, Goiânia, came about in 1933 after a contest was held by a local newspaper. Readers from all over the state contributed, with some of the most popular names being Petrônia, Americana, Petrolândia, Goianópolis, Goiânia, Bartolomeu Bueno, Campanha, Eldorado, Anhanguera, Liberdade, Goianésia, and Pátria Nova, among others. In 1935 Pedro Ludovico used the name Goiânia for the first time, signing a decree creating the municipio of Goiânia.
Art deco
Panorama of Goiânia. The first buildings in this planned city, designed by Atílio Correia Lima, were inspired by Art Deco. The collection of buildings in the city is still representative, with a total of 22 of them listed as National Heritage. Mostly built in the 1940s and 1950s they have been recognized by the National Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage. The 22 buildings and monuments are located both in the original center of Goiânia, as in the pioneering nucleus of Campinas, a town existing prior to Goiânia.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
VENUE:
PARÓQUIA SÃO PAULO APÓSTOLO
em Igrejas, Templos e Instituições Religiosas
Av T 7 291 qd R33 lt 20/21 - Setor Oeste
Goiânia, GO - CEP: 74140-110, Brasil
Perfect Beautiful RK House by AP Arquitetos in Curitiba Brazil
Daily source for inspiration and fresh ideas on Architecture Art and Design.
► Subscribe for more:
=======================================
Perfect Beautiful RK House by AP Arquitetos in Curitiba. Brazil
AP Arquitetos, a Brazilian architecture studio, have designed the RK House in the capital of Brazil’s Parana state, the city of Curitiba. It is the largest city in this state and it is quite tightly packed. This called for a different approach in design in order to make the most out of the available space.
The RK House is a contemporary home that spans across 3,200 square feet, where the living room and kitchen are designed with an open floor plan. The interior gets plenty of sunlight thanks to the large glass panels on the northern side of the home, creating a scene of continuous lighting all around the home.
More info here:
=======================================
All Playlist:
► Architecture:
► Apartments:
► DIY:
► Ideas:
========================================
Follow Us:
► Website:
► Fanpage:
► G +:
► Twitter:
► Groups:
========================================
#ArchitectureArtDesign #Architecture #Apartments #DIY #Ideas
========================================
Music Background: Finger Family
Cecilia B. N. Figueiredo First days
Birthday of Cecilia Borges Nunes Figueiredo - April 14, 2007. Recorded using father's cellular telephone several days after her daughter's Birthday.
Understand
One of several major planned cities, Goiânia was founded in 1933. The city plan is generally radial, with Avenida Goiás running north-south and intersecting Avenida Anhanguera at the center. It was planned for about 50,000 inhabitants, but as of 2011 it has over 2 million. The architectural plan was designed by Atílio Correia Lima, who took the art-deco style to the first buildings of the city. It was founded by Pedro Ludovico Teixeira, because of old capital, City of Goiás, does not meet the administrative needs of the state capital.
Get in By plane
Good air service. Non-Stop flights from Sao Paulo - 1 hour 20 minutes flight time. From Goiânia, there are numerous flights per day to other cities in Brazil, either through Sao Paulo or Brasilia. At the airport of Goiânia you can do business and exchange offers many rental vehicles and taxi points.
By bus
Goiânia has a very good bus station at Praça do Trabalhador, (worker's square), which connects it to any other place in Brazil. So, taking a bus to or from Goiânia will not be a big problem. If you visit Brasilia, which is 3 hours away by bus (R$35 - conventional bus [approximately 20 US dollars]) it's even easier to visit. The bus station is on the northern side, about 1km from the central district. The bus terminal shares its location with a major shopping mall.
Get around
For International Visitors, taxis are you best option. Fares run around R$20.00 (US$10.00) or less for most rides within the central area of the city
See
During the day, there really much to be seen in Goiânia... but it's most like the urban center of a young region. There are a couple of parks you can visit, shopping's and commercial streets. At the night scenery, you'll find many bars, pubs and night clubs filled with young people. Each of these is attended by very well defined social classes.
Praça Universitária (universities square) - This square is a veritable outdoor museum. Many sculptures can be seen throughout the square.
Centro Cultural Oscar Niemeyer - This center, built by architect Oscar Niemeyer (Niemeyer designed the country's capital, Brasilia), with a theater and a museum dedicated to the culture of the city of Goiania. It is a major cultural centers of the world. Located on Highway GO-020.
Museu Goiano Zoroastro Artiaga (Zoroastro Artiaga's Museum) - The museum guard important works of art of the state of Goiás. Belongs to collection of the architectural center of Goiânia. Located on the north side of Praça Cívica.
Museu Pedro Ludovico Teixeira (Pedro Ludovico's Museum) - This museum, which was the former home to Pedro Ludovico (founder of Goiânia) resident, keeps a collection of objects and furniture of the former governor, even his truck (Chevy 53).
Estádio Serra Dourada (Serra Dourada Stadium) - It is the stage of Brazilian football matches. Considered the best lawn in Brazil. Every Wednesday and Sunday there are games in this stadium.
Teatro Goiânia (Goiânia Theater) - Located in Araguaia Avenue, happen occasionally concerts and theater shows.
Teatro Rio Vermelho (Rio Vermelho Theater) - Located in the Convention Center of Goiânia, concerts and lectures frequently occur in their auditoriums.
Centro de Convenções (Convention Center of Goiânia) - Located in Paranaíba Avenue, occur frequently fairs and cultural conventions.
Parks
Bosque dos Buritis, west of the city center. The city's main public park, with a small art museum on the grounds.
Parque Flamboyant Near Flamboyant Shopping Center in the area of Jardim Goiás. Opened in 2007, this is now one of the most visited city parks.
Parque Mutirama, northeast from the center at the end of Avenida Araguaia. Larger than Buritis, with walking trails and hilly terrain.
Parque Vaca Brava, at the rich region of Setor Bueno, this park is in front of Goiânia Shopping and offers a jogging track around a small lake. From 5PM to 8PM it's quite full of people making daily exercises.
Parque Areião
Horto-Florestal de Goiânia (Jardim Zoológico - Zoo)
Buy
Feira Hippie (Hippie Fair) (open-air market) Sundays at Trabalhador's Square, on Central Sector.
Feira da Lua (Moon's Fair) Saturday at the Tamandaré Square, on Oeste Sector. This fair you can buy clothes and to delight with the food stand along the square.
Feira do Sol (Sun's Fair) Sundays at Sol Square, on Oeste Sector. You can buy clothes and pictures by popular artists.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
ARCHITECTURE - Oscar Niemeyer - Pampulha Casino (former)
Built in 1942. It's part of Oscar Niemeyer's first solo project was a complex in Pampulha, that included this Casino, a church, a dance hall, among other buildings.
Goiânia Goiás - Guia de Viagem
Goiânia Goiás - Guia de Viagem
Assista também:
Conheça a Região Centro-Oeste:
Brasília - Pontos Turísticos:
Construção da Área de Lazer Meus Sogros 2009 Parte 2
Jornalismo - Patrimônio tombado é tema de série de reportagem da TV Senado
A primeira reportagem exibe acervos das cinco regiões brasileiras. O panorama do patrimônio histórico e artístico nacional começa pela arquitetura colonial da cidade de Goiás (GO), que nasceu no século 18.
Publicado na internet em 05/01/2015
Peppa Pig Family go shopping
Peppa pig and family go shopping.
More from Lucky GIrl!
Fuzzy Friends Nail Art
Peppa Pig's House Playset
Barbie Glam Pool and Barbie Water Play
UNBOXING BRATZ DOLL YASMIN YOGA
BARBIE SPY SQUAD McDonald's Happy Meal Toy Review makeup
BARBIE SPY SQUAD McDonald's Happy Meal Toy Review (spy Glasses)
Emoji Happy Meal (Emoji Mcdonald's happy meal toy #3)
Emoji Happy Meal (Emoji Mcdonald's happy meal EMOJI #1 and EMOJI#2)
Emoji Happy Meal (Emoji Mcdonald's happy meal Toy EMOJIS)
DOMÍNIO PÚBLICO / PUBLIC DOMAIN - Full - With Subtitles
Entre 2011 e 2014, o documentário investigou as transformações no Rio de Janeiro por conta dos megaeventos: UPPs nas favelas, remoções forçadas, privatizações de espaços públicos e revoltas populares.
Gostaríamos de agradecer o apoio e a paciência de todas as pessoas que participaram e contribuíram com o projeto.
O documentário está disponível para download e qualquer utilização sem fins lucrativos da obra está previamente autorizada.
Baixem, copiem, e exibam!
Farmacia - Expositor central - Decorshop
Gondola 3 Faces Lisas e 1 Ranhurada
Mobiliario Decorshop
Cities Skylines Green Cities #5 | New Office District
Subscribe for more content like this.
Part 5 of our Cities Skylines Series, after a long break finally back in Cities Skylines building a whole new area and expanding our city.
Checkout these out:
Discord server:
Twitter:
Instagram:
Patreon:
Music in this video by DJ Quads - go check him out on Soundcloud -
Dj Quads - I Wish
Dj Quads - A Bouquet Of Roses
Dj Quads - Spice Of Life
Dj Quads - Get Your Love
O Narrador | QUANTO VALE UMA VIDA
Quanto vale uma vida? Para alguns uma mala cheia de roupas sujas. Para a maioria, é o que mais importa. Para aqueles que já sofreram alguma tipo de violência, a culpa não é sua. A culpa é dos criminosos, que deveriam estar presos e isolados da sociedade.
Quanto Vale uma Vida?, de Guilherme Greca.
Data Limite Segundo Chico Xavier [CM+P]
A GENTE VAI SE REUNIR DIA 20 DE JULHO DE 2019 EM SÃO PAULO.
ASSISTA A TRANSMISSÃO AO VIVO DO EVENTO:
Saiba mais:
DATA LIMITE SEGUNDO CHICO XAVIER - COMPLETO
Saiba mais em:
Adquira o seu em:
Produtora:
Contribua com o projeto:
DEADLINE ACCORDING TO CHICO XAVIER
FECHA LÍMITE SEGÚN CHICO XAVIER
DATE LIMITE SELON CHICO XAVIER
BEFRISTUNGSDATUM LAUT CHICO XAVIER
DATA LIMITE SECONDO CHICO XAVIER
依照CHICO XAVIER的期限
Lançamento: Agosto de 2014
Por: Pozati Filmes + Cinemakers
Direção: Fabio Medeiros
Roteiro: Juliano Pozati e Rebeca Casagrande
Gênero: Documentário
Duração: 63 min + Extras
Características: Colorido, Widescreen, português
Produção Executiva: Juliano Pozati e Rebeca Casagrande
Produção: Fabio Medeiros, Juliano Pozati, Rebeca Casagrande e Daniela Casagrande
IMDb : 8.6
SINOPSE
Especialistas em ufologia afirmam que após a explosão das bombas de Hiroshima e Nagasaki, se verificou um aumento considerável no número de avistamentos de OVNI’S (Objetos Voadores Não Identificados) em todo o mundo.
Pouco mais de duas décadas depois, o médium brasileiro Chico Xavier confidenciava aos companheiros mais próximos que, por ocasião da chegada do homem à lua em 20 de julho de 1969, acontecera uma reunião com as potências celestes de nosso sistema solar para verificar o avanço da sociedade terrena. Decidiram pois, conceder a humanidade um prazo de 50 anos para que evoluísse moralmente e convivesse em paz, sem provocar uma terceira guerra mundial.
Se assim convivesse até a Data Limite, a humanidade estaria, a partir de então, pronta para entrar numa nova era de sua existência, e feitos magníficos seriam verificados por toda a parte, inclusive os nossos irmãos de outros planetas estariam autorizados expressamente à se apresentarem pública e oficialmente para os habitantes da terra.
#DataLimite #ChicoXavier