CIAM 4 (1933)

CIAM 4, held in 1933, was the fourth international conference organized by the Congrès International d'Architecture Moderne. It aimed to promote modernist ideas in architecture and urban planning, emphasizing functional design, simplicity, and the use of new materials and technologies. The conference encouraged designs that prioritized efficiency and social progress, advocating for cities to be healthier, more organized, and accessible. It marked a step toward integrating modern architectural principles into urban development, influencing many future city planning and building projects worldwide, and fostering a global dialogue on innovative architectural practices.