ROBERTO BURLE MARX, AVENIDA ATLANTICA, RIO DE JANEIRO 1970

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “COPACABANA”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “WALKING ON WAVES”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “MOSAIC TROUGH TRAFFIC BETWEEN BUILDINGS AND SAND”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “MOSAIC WAVES MEET SEA WAVES”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “GIANT PAINTING, CUBISM AND MIRÓ”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “BIOMORPICH ABSTRACTION BLENDED WITH INDIGENOUS DESIGN”

R. BURLE MARX, RIO DE JANEIRO: “GEOMETRY AND SHADOWS”

two and half mile long, by a 30 foot wide (4 km x 9m)

"can be summarized in four general design concepts—the use of native tropical vegetation as a structural element of design, the rupture of symmetrical patterns in the conception of open spaces, the colorful treatment of pavements, and the use of free forms in water features." R. Vaccarino, 2000