Requalificando um vazio urbano no bairro Paraíso: estratégia potencial para o desenvolvimento de áreas periféricas

Abstract

Urban voids are common phenomena in Brazilian cities and can result from rapid growth, industrial areas, or real estate speculation. These voids represent a disruption in the urban structure and can be revitalized through urban interventions that seek to occupy and reuse these areas, promoting dynamic activities and mixed-use of spaces. Urban requalification is a transformation process that aims to change and reuse the urban landscape, providing socio-environmental, economic, and physical improvements. Social interaction plays a fundamental role in urban vitality, and public spaces are important locations for this interaction. The diversity of uses and the presence of people are essential to create vibrant urban environments. Promoting diversity and ensuring adequate public spaces are crucial elements in ensuring a fair and inclusive city for all social groups. Based on this, the objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between urban planning, social exclusion, and segregation in Brazilian cities. The method used involves reviewing the existing literature on the subject, exploring concepts such as urban voids, urban interventions, urban requalification, and social interaction, along with a case study that serves as an example of an urban intervention that seeks to promote social inclusion and the requalification of an area. Based on the conducted research, the desired result was obtained, which includes determining the location and defining the project to be developed later – TCC II – along with the pre-program of needs.