Book, 19th century city, A[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. Railway stations, shopping arcades, universal exhibitions, large avenues, industrial neighborhoods are some of the spaces that characterize The City of the 19th Century. It is this nineteenth-century city, with its seafronts, its peripheral rings, its garden suburbs and its business blocks, matrix of the contemporary metropolis, that Guido Zucconi, professor of architectural history at the University of Venice, studies in this book, which the publisher Perspective published in the Debates collection, following on from The City of the First Renaissance, by Donatella Calabi, Primeira Lição de Urbanismo and The City of the Twentieth Century, by Bernardo Secchi, already released.