Estacionamento vertical automatizado no Centro Histórico de São Luís: o caso do terreno em declive do antigo colégio Marista

Abstract

The capital of Maranhão, the island of São Luís, has an immense architectural collection in its dependencies, which was recognized worldwide and which earned it the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO, but this heritage is being gradually destroyed due to lack of maintenance and adequate adaptation of it, as it currently suffers from the depredation of its buildings, which are being criminally destroyed for the construction of clandestine garages in the central region or simply out of negligence and leaving them to become abandoned ruins. Through a survey in the streets of the Historic Center to obtain the parameters and volume of cars versus the number of available spaces, this work exposes the laws and decrees that govern mobility and local architecture as well as proposes an automated garage-building model to remove vehicles from the streets of the Historic Center and thus improve conservation and mobility conditions in what is our world heritage site.