Um estudo preliminar da requalificação da praça da Roxinha no Ipase de Baixo

Abstract

Open spaces are essential elements for cities, since the beginning of the history of civilization, these spaces have played the role of encouraging socialization, contact with nature and the practice of physical activities. These spaces also serve as a measure of the quality of life in the urban centers in which they are installed. However, there are still urban centers that have a deficit in the quantity and quality of these spaces, and often these, because they do not meet the needs of the people who use them, or are deficient in essential aspects, end up being abandoned, vandalized, which makes it even more difficult more the use and appreciation of these places. Therefore, the project to requalify Praça da Roxinha seeks to propose the transformation of the space through some aspects of the concepts of biophilia applied to landscaping, aiming to reformulate it so that it once again becomes a space that plays its role. This work has the character of applied research, has an exploratory and bibliographic nature, with the final phase being the preparation of a preliminary study. Using biophilia techniques, through architectural and landscape elements, we seek to bring nature through shapes, textures, vegetation, etc. Seeking to value this very important contact with nature.