Robert Moses (New Haven, 18 de dezembro de 1888 – 29 de julho de 1981) foi um engenheiro norte-americano. [1] Apresentou projeto para construção do Metrô de São Paulo.
| Robert Moses | |
|---|---|
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| Nascimento | 18 de dezembro de 1888 New Haven |
| Morte | 29 de julho de 1981 (92 anos) West Islip |
| Sepultamento | Cemitério de Woodlawn |
| Cidadania | Estados Unidos |
| Alma mater |
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| Ocupação | arquiteto, político sem partido, urbanista, engenheiro |
| Prêmios |
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| Causa da morte | cardiopatia |
Sepultado no Cemitério de Woodlawn.
Ligações externas
- Robert A. Caro's Jan. 5, 1998 New Yorker article on Robert Moses and the writing of The Power Broker
- New Yorker review by Paul Goldberger Feb, 5, 2007
- Robert Moses's reply to The Power Broker
- New York Times Obituary
- Online letters of Moses
- Expansive Public Parks, Beaches and Travel Routes Created by Robert Moses for Long Island, New York. iLongIsland.com
- 1973 audio interview of Robert Moses by Don Swaim of CBS Radio, RealAudio at Wired for Books.org
- Robert A. Caro talks to Richard D. Heffner about Robert Moses on the Open Mind, 1998
- "The Triborough Bridge: Robert Moses and the Automobile Age" exhibit at the New York Transit Museum (through April 2008)
- "Robert Moses and the Modern City" exhibit February 2007 thru May 2007 at 3 New York City museums
- "Looking Back at Moses" a trio of New York museums explores the voluminous works of controversial urban planner Robert Moses
- Photographs from the Museum of the City of New York exhibit
Notas e referências
- Sérgio Dávila. «Morar Mundo: O homem que retalhou NY». Folha Online. Consultado em 6 de julho de 2009
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