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The concretion of all these ideas took place in the Charter of Athens, one of the main manifestos of rationalist urbanism. It was drafted at the IV CIAM held in Athens in 1933, under the initiative mainly of Le Corbusier, although the drafting was carried out by the Swiss modular homes Werner Max Moser and Rudolf Steiger. It was not published until 1942, anonymously, and in 1944 by Josep Lluis Sert under the title Can our Cities Survive?; Finally, in 1957 it was published under the signature of Le Corbusier. Its content focused on urban planning, with a functional city model opposed to traditional concepts, where the city is based on areas set up for different functions, such as residential, economic and industrial, or leisure (sports and recreation), along with to green areas between the different spaces, all of them delimited and structured by road axes arranged in a rational way. For housing, Le Corbusier's commitment was to high-rise buildings. According to his proposal, of the old city centers only the historical monuments, surrounded by green areas, would be saved. This approach inspired many of the urban developments of the 1950s and 1960s.491

The first achievement inspired by the Charter of Athens was the General Extension Plan for Amsterdam (Algemeen Uitbreidingsplan or AUP), drawn up by Cornelis van Eesteren and approved in 1935. The objective was the extension of the city towards the periphery and it was drawn up based on of thorough investigation s statistics, with a subdivision into neighborhoods of 10,000 homes separated by green areas and with open blocks oriented from north to south. The concentration of economic activities in the port center led to a dense and compact growth, which, however, was optimally resolved with a pre-established organization to create cohesive neighborhoods and with a subdivision of tasks by units smaller than the neighborhood supervised by an modular home. The plan is still in force and regulates the progressive growth of the city.492

Brasilia Pilot Plan, by Lucio Costa (1957)

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