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'''Barra da Tijuca''' (((IPA-pt|ˈbaʁɐ dɐ tʃiˈʒukɐ))) (usually known as '''Barra''') is an upper-class neighborhood or [[bairro]] in the [[Rio de Janeiro#West Zone|West Zone]] of [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]], located in the western portion of the city on the [[Atlantic Ocean]]. Barra is well known for its beaches, its many lakes and rivers, and its lifestyle. This neighbourhood represents 4.7% of the city population and 13% of the total area of Rio de Janeiro.

Barra da Tijuca is classified as one of the most developed places in Brazil, with one of the highest [[Human Development Index]]es (HDI) in the country, as measured in the 2000 Brazil Census. Unlike the South Zone and Rio's Downtown, Barra da Tijuca, built only 30 years ago, follows the [[Modernist]] standards, with large boulevards creating the major transit axis. The area's masterplan was designed by [[Lúcio Costa]], known for his work on [[Brasília]], and creates a region filled with many gardens, shopping malls, apartment buildings and large mansions. In recent years, due to the rapid development of the [[Economy of Brazil|Brazilian economy]], Barra's population has increased by over 100,000, as a large number of residents and companies search for cheaper real estate as an alternative to the densely populated South Zone of Rio. Demographic data indicates that the region is the fastest growing neighborhood in Rio: 98,851 in 1991, 174,353 in 2000, and 300,823 in 2010.

Barra natives and residents are known as Barristas, or more popularly, Barrenses. The neighborhood is a cultural, economic, and administrative hub of the city, and is believed to be the safest of Rio's [[Social apartheid in Brazil|upper-class]] neighbourhoods because of its lack of [[favela]]s and plentiful private and public security. It is the home of several celebrities and football players, such as the singer [[Anitta_(singer)|Anitta]]. In August 2016, Barra hosted most of the venues of the [[2016 Summer Olympics]], the first held in [[South America]].

==Etymology==
The name Barra da Tijuca can be roughly translated as "clay sandbank". ''Barra'' means port entrance or [[sandbank]], and ''Tijuca'' is a word originally from the [[Tupi language|Tupi]] ''ty-yúc'' and means putrid water, mud, [[swamp]], puddle, clay or clay-pit. 
''Tijuca'' (((IPA-pt|tʃiˈʒukɐ))) (meaning [[marsh]] or [[swamp]])  from ''ty'' ("water") and ''îuká'' ("to kill").<ref>((cite web |url=http://www.fflch.usp.br/dlcv/tupi/vocabulario.htm |title=Curso de Tupi Antigo |access-date=2012-08-09 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120809053512/http://www.fflch.usp.br/dlcv/tupi/vocabulario.htm |archive-date=2012-08-09 ))</ref>

==History==
[[File:Barra da Tijuca nos anos 50.jpg|thumb|Barra da Tijuca in the 1950s]]
The region of Barra da Tijuca was originally a large beach, with typical undergrowth sandbanks. The area,  full of swamps and unsuitable for planting, remained unoccupied until the middle of the twentieth century, even though occasional groups of fishermen frequented the region. In 1667, the region was given to religious Benedictines, who settled only in the neighborhoods of [[Camorim, Rio de Janeiro|Camorim]], [[Vargem Pequena, Rio de Janeiro|Vargem Pequena]], and [[Vargem Grande, Rio de Janeiro|Vargem Grande]]. In 1900, the lands of Barra da Tijuca and Baixada Jacarepaguá were sold to the company Remedial Territorial Agricultural and SA, ESTA, which remains a large land owner in the area. The concentration of large tracts of land in the hands of a few was one of the causes of its late growth. Additionally it is separated from the rest of the municipality by large, difficult-to-cross mountain ranges with peaks ranging from 800–1200 meters.

Development of the area took place initially on its two ends, in current [[Jardim Oceânico, Rio de Janeiro|Jardim Oceânico]] and in [[Recreio dos Bandeirantes, Rio de Janeiro|Recreio dos Bandeirantes]]. A bridge was then built by private initiative over the Tijuca Lagoon to serve the area's new inhabitants. Significant early development of Barra da Tijuca occurred during the administration of Governor Negrão de Lima, the former governor of the [[Guanabara (state)|state of Guanabara]], who commissioned Lúcio Costa, one of the region's urban designers. The plan for Barra in 1969 was similar to the earlier one for Brasília. It was inspired by American urban planning style with wide boulevards and large open spaces.

In the 1970s the [[Lagoa–Barra Highway]] was built, which allowed a greater development since it reduced the time to go to the South Zone of the city of Rio. At the same time, large planned condominiums were developed in Barra, such as the condominiums Nova Ipanema and Novo Leblon. In the 1990s, another large urban development that enabled better connection with the [[Rio de Janeiro#North Zone|North Zone]] of Rio was the creation of the [[Yellow Line (Rio de Janeiro)|Yellow Line]], an expressway linking Barra da Tijuca to the Galeão International Airport. Since then, the growth of Barra da Tijuca has been characterized by large inflows of people from all parts of the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro.

=== Barra City's Project ===
During the 1980s, Barra da Tijuca experienced a population explosion, with virtually all the land along its boulevards occupied by large residential condominiums, parks, supermarkets, shopping malls, schools and hospitals. The avenues were widened and received traffic lights. At this time there was a movement for the declaration of Barra as a separate city; While there was a referendum to this effect, and a majority of voters voted to make it a separate city, turnout was too low for it to succeed. ((fact|date=August 2019))

There is still a bill in progress in the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro for the formation of a new Barra da Tijuca council from the region's districts (Barra, [[Recreio dos Bandeirantes, Rio de Janeiro|Recreio]], [[Grumari, Rio de Janeiro|Grumari]], [[Vargem Pequena, Rio de Janeiro|Vargem Pequena]], [[Vargem Grande, Rio de Janeiro|Vargem Grande]], [[Itanhangá, Rio de Janeiro|Itanhangá]], [[Joá, Rio de Janeiro|Joá]] e [[Camorim, Rio de Janeiro|Camorim]]). The project, however, depends on the approval of the Federal Congressional bill PEC 13/03, which transfers to the states the power to legislate on this matter, as it was until 1996.

==Lifestyle==
[[File:Peninsula RJ 2019.jpg|thumb|301x301px|Península's residential towers.]]
[[File:Barra da Tijuca.jpg|thumb|right|Jardim Oceânico|300px]]
As the most recent region, built only about thirty years ago, Barra introduced a way of living characterized by large luxury condominiums with leisure infrastructure (sports courts, pools, private groves and lakes, spas, gyms) inside of the condominium for the use of its residents and guests. The "neighborhood-condos", as they were named, have the idea of creating an exclusive neighborhood for its residents, making it possible for them to live a complete life without the need to leave the condominium. The condos also have a high security system to ensure the privacy and safety of its residents. The residential areas of Barra are also known as being [[environmentally friendly]].((fact|date=August 2019))

The region is characterized by a [[car culture]], and is crossed by three main routes: the Avenue of the America - "Avenida das Américas" (the main road in the region, approximately 21&nbsp;km long), "Avenida Ayrton Senna" (which connects the district of Barra and the Yellow Line, or '[[Linha Amarela]]' highway) and "Avenida Lúcio Costa", formerly Sernambetiba Avenue, which follows the coastline.

==Areas==
[[File:Barra da Tijuca - panoramio.jpg|thumb|right|Houses in Barra da Tijuca.]]
[[File:Ilha.do.Pontal.jpg|thumb|right|View of [[Recreio dos Bandeirantes]], Barra da Tijuca, from Pontal's Island.]]
[[File:Barra_by_Diego_Baravelli.jpg|thumb|right|Avenida das Américas]]
[[File:Vista Panorâmica da Barra da Tijuca da Pedra Bonita.jpg|thumb|Barra da Tijuca at night]]

===Jardim Oceânico===
[[Jardim Oceânico, Rio de Janeiro|Jardim Oceânico]] ([[Portuguese language|Portuguese]]: Ocean Garden) is a subdistrict of Barra da Tijuca. Predominantly formed by three-story buildings It is an area similar to the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. As part of the preparations for the Rio 2016 Olympics, a subway station was opened in the neighborhood. The mainly residential area is also home to several bars and restaurants on the Olegario Maciel and Erico Verissimo streets.

===Península===
((Main article|Península (Rio de Janeiro)))
[[Península (Rio de Janeiro)|Península]] was designed by a real estate company, the original project being the creation of a new environmentally friendly neighborhood called Península Barra. However, the project evolved from being a neighborhood to a massive private urban development complex, making the Península (which has the same size of Leblon's neighborhood) the newest and first eco-friendly urban development complex in [[Rio de Janeiro]]. Located in the heart of Barra, right behind the [[Barra Shopping]] in an area surrounded by its own private lake (Península Bay) and extensive leisure infrastructure, Península won the prize of the best urban development complex in Brazil. The complex, which still has some towers under construction, will consist at its completion of 62 residential towers, two business towers, a mini mall, five theme gardens and two large parks. The real estate boom in Rio after the city was chosen for the 2016 Summer Olympics affected the prices in Península; researches show that the prices have increased up to 300%, making the square meter in Península one of the most expensive in the city of [[Rio de Janeiro]]. The complex, considered one of the best family urban developments in the city,((fact|date=August 2019)) is now one of the favorite places of the celebrities of [[Rede Globo]].((fact|date=August 2019))

==Education==
Several universities have a [[campus]] in the district, including [[Estácio de Sá University|Universidade Estácio de Sá]], [[Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro|Pontifícia Universidade Católica]], [[Gama Filho University|Universidade Gama Filho]], [[Veiga de Almeida University|Universidade Veiga de Almeida]], [[Centro Universitário IBMR-Laureate]] and [[Instituto Brasileiro de Mercado de Capitais]]. Schools in the district include the [[Escola Suíço-Brasileira Rio de Janeiro]].<ref>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20140713092125/http://esb-rj.com.br/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=54 Localização - Mapa]." [[Escola Suíço-Brasileira Rio de Janeiro]]. Retrieved on March 8, 2016. "Rua Corrêa de Araújo, 81 | Barra da Tijuca - CEP: 22611-060 Estrada Sorimå, 400 | Barra da Tijuca - CEP: 22611-030 Rio de Janeiro - RJ Brasil"</ref>

==Shopping malls==
[[File:2015-01-17_-_panoramio.jpg|thumb|right|Lúcio Costa Avenue.]]
[[File:CasaShopping Aerea.jpg|thumb|right|CasaShopping Mall.]]
The neighborhood of Barra is home to many large modern malls, including [[Barra Shopping]] on Avenue of the Americas.
[[File:Barra da Tijuca-rio.jpg|thumb|right|Barra da Tijuca Beach]]

==Transportation==
There are three main avenues in Barra: [[Avenida das Américas]] (which connects almost the whole area of Barra), [[Avenida Ayrton Senna]] (formerly Avenida Alvorada, which connects Barra to [[Jacarepaguá, Rio de Janeiro|Jacarepaguá]] neighbourhood) and [[Avenida Lúcio costa]] (formerly [[Avenida Sernambetiba]], which passes alongside the beach). The connection works of Barra with the rest of the urban network are among the most expensive works already carried out in Rio. Barra has many bus routes and in 2009, Barra's subway line started to be built for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics. [[Jacarepaguá Airport]], an airport specialized in [[general aviation]], is also located in the neighborhood.

==Sports==
[[File:CampoOlimpicodeGolfe.jpg|thumb|The [[Olympic golf course (Rio de Janeiro)|Rio de Janeiro Olympic golf course]].]]
*The [[Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu]] academy [[Gracie Barra]] originated in Barra and is named after it.
*The [[2007 Pan American Games]] and [[Venues of the 2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympics|2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympics]] took place for the most part in Barra, the latter featuring 12 permanent and three temporary venues.
*The [[football (soccer)]] club [[Barra da Tijuca Futebol Clube]] derives its name from the region. Its headquarters are located in neighbouring [[Camorim, Rio de Janeiro|Camorim]].
*Three major Associations' headquarters are located in Barra da Tijuca: the [[Brazilian Football Confederation]], the [[Confederação Brasileira de Voleibol|Brazilian Volleyball Confederation]] and [[Brazilian Olympic Committee]].
*The ''Golden Green Golf Club'' provides three-par six-hole court greens open to outside players with illumination for night play. ''Itanhanga Golf Club'' is also nearby.
*Surf competitions, such as Rio Marathon Surf Internacional, Festival Petrobras de Surfe, Campeonato Velox Surf Amador and Circuito Petrobras are held in Barra. There are several surfing schools in the neighbourhood, an evidence of the popularity of this sport with the locals.
*The Aero Clube do Brasil provides parachuting experiences. The ''Rio Sport Center'' offers tennis courts to the public. ''Barrashopping'' and ''Barra Square'' are home to bowling alleys.
*There are several places where beach and court volleyball are practised. The Bernandinho's School is located in Barra.
*The numerous [[Condominium (living space)|condo]]s also offer several others sports courts exclusively for their residents.

==Beach==
[[File:Parque_Natural_Municipal_da_Prainha_-_panoramio.jpg|thumb|right|Prainha beach]]
The 18&nbsp;km long beach is the largest of Rio de Janeiro's beaches. Barra's beach starts at Morro do Joá and ends at the [[Recreio dos Bandeirantes]] neighborhood, in Pontal de Sernambetiba, beyond Avenida Lúcio Costa. Most of its waters are clear and green, and have an uncommon wave formation.((clarify|date=August 2019)) Barra da Tijuca beach is one of the most sought after beaches by surfers, windsurfers, bodyboarders, kitesurfers and fishing enthusiasts. There is also a [[Segregated cycle facilities|cycling lane]] along the beach. Pepê beach, closer do Morro do Joá, has kite surf schools, food kiosks, and surf schools.

==Culture==
((anchor|TEATROGA))
===Teatro dos Grandes Atores===
The Teatro dos Grandes Atores (Great Actors Theater) is located in the Shopping Barra Square mall. It has a small 35 square metres (380 sq ft) foyer, and two auditoriums, each with 396 seats, the Blue Room and the Red Room. Both have good acoustics, and balconies that give good views of the stage. The theater opened in 1995 with Aparecida Margarida, with Marília Pêra, in the Blue Room and A Era do Rádio directed by Sérgio Britto in the Red Room.<ref>((citation |url=https://www.minube.com.br/sitio-preferido/teatro-dos-grandes-atores-a3622886 |access-date=2019-10-16 |language=pt
 |title=Teatro dos Grandes Atores|work=Minube))</ref>
''Ricardo Torres'' was staged here in 1996.<ref name="Albuquerque2004">((cite book|last=Albuquerque|first=Severino J.|title=Tentative Transgressions: Homosexuality, AIDS, and the Theater in Brazil|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=w0Lc79wP-40C&pg=PA110|access-date=28 August 2012|date=27 April 2004|publisher=Univ of Wisconsin Press|isbn=978-0-299-18924-2|page=110))</ref>
Since 2009 the theater has partnered with Agência do Bem, and since 2011 has let the agency's Orquestra Nova Sinfonia, a youth orchestra, use its stage for rehearsals.<ref>((citation |url=http://www.agenciadobem.org.br/teatro-dos-grandes-atores-sera-o-novo-palco-de-ensaios-da-orquestra-nova-sinfonia/ |language=pt |access-date=2019-10-16
 |title=Teatro dos Grandes Atores será o novo palco de ensaios da Orquestra Nova Sinfonia |date=23 May 2012|publisher=Agência do Bem))</ref>

==Criticism==
The influence from different countries is criticized by many citizens from the older areas of Rio de Janeiro, especially concerning the 26.8 meters (88 feet) high replica of the [[Statue of Liberty]] in the New York City Center.((fact|date=August 2019)) Barra also has replicas of many international architectural icons like the [[Leaning Tower of Pisa]], the [[Tower Bridge]] of London, and the [[Eiffel Tower]] of Paris (all found in the Barra World Shopping Center).

==See also==
((Portal|Brazil))
*[[List of upscale shopping districts]]

==References==
((reflist))
*Much of the content of this article comes from [[:pt:Barra da Tijuca|the equivalent Portuguese-language Wikipedia article]] (retrieved August 19, 2005).

==External links==
*[http://www.barra.com.br Barra da Tijuca Guide]

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