Bruno Carvalho

Bruno Carvalho is Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Princeton University, and co-directs the Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities. He specializes in intersections between urban development and culture.

Rio, city of epithets: Olympic urbanism in context

Given the striking contrasts between its upper-class buildings and hillside favelas, Rio de Janeiro is a prime example of a divided city. What effect will the Olympic Games have?

By Bruno Carvalho

/ 9 Aug 2016