CIAM 1 (1928)

CIAM 1, held in 1928, was a pioneering international conference focused on urban planning and architecture. Its goal was to improve city living by promoting functional, organized, and aesthetically pleasing urban spaces. Leaders and experts from around the world discussed how to design cities that balanced residential, industrial, and public areas, emphasizing the importance of green spaces, transportation, and proper housing. This influential meeting helped shape modern ideas about city development, encouraging planners to think systematically about creating healthier, more efficient, and human-centered urban environments.