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World Bank April 2009 Institute for Research and Urban Planning of Curitiba Institute for Research and Urban Planning of Curitiba Cléver Ubiratan Teixeira de Almeida President The City of Curitiba: The City of Curitiba: Planning for Sustainability Planning for Sustainability - - an Approach all Cities can Afford an Approach all Cities can Afford

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World Bank

April 2009

Institute for Research and Urban Planning of CuritibaInstitute for Research and Urban Planning of CuritibaCléver Ubiratan Teixeira de Almeida

President

The City of Curitiba:The City of Curitiba:Planning for Sustainability Planning for Sustainability --

an Approach all Cities can Affordan Approach all Cities can Afford

Curitiba

432 km2

1,828,092 inhabitants

Growth rate: 1.86%

SÃO PAULO

SANTA CATARINA

Evolution of Urban Growth

ANO POPULAÇÃO

2008 3.260.000

1985 1.560.000

1975 940.000

1965 455.000

1955 350.000

2014 4.000.000

PLANNING PROCESS

Agache Plan 1943

Radial and perimetral growth

DOWNTOWN

Master Plan 1966

Curitiba’s Master Plans

The 2004 Plan

N

S

O EDOWNTOWN

Structural Corridors

Metropolitan visionChanging growth

patterns from radial to linear growth

Planning Process

I – Mobility and public transport;

II – Social housing;III – Economic Development;IV – Social Development;V – Public Safety;VI – Environmental Management and Sustainable Development.

Sectorial Plans

Methodology

• Diagnosis and evaluation and discussion with the community

• Proposals to be discussed with the community

Planning Process

Master Plan 1966Revised in 2004

N

S

W E

Linear growth

DOWNTOWNDOWNTOWN

Structural corridorLAND USE

STREET NETWORK

SOCIAL

DEVELOPMENT

ECON

OMIC

DEVE

LOPM

ENT

ENVIRONMENT

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Policy integration

Planning Process

Street NetworkStreet Network Public TransportPublic TransportLand UseLand Use

Planning Process

MOBILITY ANDPUBLIC TRANSPORT

Structural Corridors

One-way road

Dedicated lanes for buses

Traffic flowOne-way road

60km/hour

Moblitity and Public Transport System

2009Evolution of the Integrated Network

Moblitity and Public Transport System

• Network Accessibility – 500 m• Single Fare• Exclusive bus lanes: 72 Km• 13 municipalities• 2270 buses

INTEGRATED TRANSIT NETWORK - RIT

Moblitity and Public Transport System

• 355 bus lines• 20,850 trips/day• 2,380,000

passengers/day• 30 bus terminals• 347 tube stations

BUS TYPES

Moblitity and Public Transport System

INTER-NEIGHBOURHOODS LINE FEEDER LINE CONVENTIONAL LINE

INTER-HOSPITALS LINE DOWNTOWN CIRCULAR LINE SPECIAL EDUCATION LINE

“TUBE STATION”Improving passenger comfort, boarding time and accessibility

Moblitity and Public Transport System

IDENTITY OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT

INTEGRATION TERMINALS

Optimum integration between transit and public services

CIVIC CENTERS: “STREETS OF CITIZENSHIP”

Moblitity and Public Transport System

Social FareReduced fare on Sundays

Social Inclusion:

Moblitity and Public Transport System

North Sector - 8 stationsSouth Sector - 5 stations

Line 2 – Atuba / Central Station

Line 3 – Atuba / Pinheirinho

Line 1 – Pinheirinho / Central Station

Former Federal Road

GREEN LINE

Moblitity and Public Transport System

Total length: 18km23 districts affected(287,000 people)

GREEN LINE

Moblitity and Public Transport System

Staggering tube stations and creating a new lane at specific pointsallowing the buses to take over

Moblitity and Public Transport System

Pedestrian-oriented downtown

Moblitity and Public Transport System

BIKE-WAY NETWORK

120km

Moblitity and Public Transport System

HERITAGE PRESERVATION

TRANSFER OF BUILDING RIGHTS

In use since 1982

Before

After

Revitalization and conservation

Heritage Preservation

ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION

WOODS AND CONSERVATION AREAS

51,50 m2 of green area / inhabitant34 parks and woods429 squares346 public gardens

52 pedestrian areas11 environmental nuclei14 entertainment axes6 environmental gardens

Environmental Preservation

34 PUBLIC PARKS

Environmental Preservation

Recycling and Environmental Education

Garbage that is not Garbage

Green exchangeOpen University for the Environment

Environmental Preservation

SOCIAL HOUSING

Developers purchase building rights and the money is used to build social housingIn use since 1991

Social Housing

SOCIOECONOMICDEVELOPMENT

CURITIBA’S INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT - 1973

• Non polluting industries

0.5%

47.8%

41.4%10.3%

Activities distribution by type in Curitiba - 2006

Socioeconomic Development

Municipal guards

Sports and Leiusre Social care

Distribution of Public Services and Facilities

Health

Supplies Culture

Education Children

Regionais

Renda até 3 SM

Áreas de Ocupação Irreg

RUA DA CIDADANIA

School

Health Care Center

Lighthouse of Knowledge

Socioeconomic Development

PLANS 2009 - 2012

Community is engaged on the planning process

Public Hearings

Community Participation

New sidewalks

Restoring heritage buildings Revitailization of squares

“Novo Centro Project” – Downtown RevitalizationImproving the quality of the downtown area for local citizens and visitors

Planning at Local Scale

Long-term Planning - Regional Scale

Democratic Urban Management

government community

Sector

ial pl

ans Local plans

Master plan

InformationCapacity building

Negative growth< CuritibaCuritiba> Curitiba

TUNAS DO PARANÁ

ADRIANÓP OLIS

CAMPO LARGO

P INHAISQUATRO BARRAS

RIO BRANCO DO S UL

ALM IRANTETAM ANDARÉ

CAM POM AGRO

ITAPE RUÇU

CAM P INA GRANDE DO S UL

BOCAIÚVA DO SUL

COLOM BO

BALSANOVA

M ANDIRITUBA

QUITANDINHA

CONTENDA

ARAUCÁRIA

TIJUCAS DO S UL

AGUDOS DO S UL

S ÃO JOSÉ DOS P INHAIS

P IRAQUARA

CERRO AZUL

CURIT IBA

FAZE NDA RIO

GRANDE

DR. ULIS SE S

LAPA

Water and sewage systemsWasteHealth

Capacity building at the reginal levelIntermunicipal partnerships

Planning for Metropolitan Region

City of Knowledge

TechnoparkUrban Area with concentration of technology-oriented companies, from public and private sectors.

Their interaction should foment new enterprises in research and high technology fields.

Railway, Highway, Airport, Port, Bikeways, Metropolitan Integration

Current situation

Multimodal Plan

Proposal

Railway, Highway, Airport, Port, Bikeways, Metropolitan Integration

Multimodal Plan

SubwayTotal length: 22km

Tunnel “Cut and Cover”Located under the existing exclusive lanes (16,5km)

Tunnel “NATM”Between Eufrásio Correia Station and Passeio Público Station (2,5 km)

High Capacity Transportation

High Capacity Transportation

SubwayStations: 22

High Capacity Transportation

www.curitiba.pr.gov.br

www.ippuc.org.br

Cléver Ubiratan Teixeira de Almeida

[email protected]

IPPUCCreated on December 1st, 1965

Mission:

- Coordinate urban planning and monitoring process of the city

- Elaborate programs, plans, projects

- Seek excellency and share best practices in urban planning

- Follow municipal actions and the integration with the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba.

Setor Estrutural Sul

Nova Curitiba

Av. Paraná

Represa Do Passaúna

CentroMal. Floriano

Parque IguaçúGREEN LINE

Porto Alegre ◊

Ponta Grossa ®

CIC

Parque Barigui

São Paulo ⟨

High Density Corridors and main transport lines