A resiliência a partir da rua espaços itinerantes na rua 26 no bairro da Vila São Luís

Abstract

In the most diverse aspects of daily life, the city can stimulate and even hinder experiences in the urban environment, including health and disease processes. For this reason, the quality of the environment is directly linked to how the city responds to the needs of its users. Once welldirected to respond to adversities, a good city can be considered a driver of resilience by fostering ownership by citizens in public spaces, thus re-signifying the experience and providing healthy, safe, comfortable environments that promote urban vitality. In times of greater stress for cities, such as the recent example, the Covid-19 viral pandemic of wide magnitude, showed that the systems previously already had deficits, in a crisis of magnitudes like this, health and the cities themselves were not prepared. The street, in turn, can be a great instrument for resilient responses to the adversities life in cities presents, especially when it is one of the only possible solutions at the moment. This study aims to understand health promotion strategies through urban resilience simultaneously with bibliographic research in scientific articles on the subject, as well as qualitative complementary readings and analyzes of urban recovery experiences that reinforce the role of the public space on the street as a driving factor of urban vitality. Along with the systematic observation with photographic survey and the application of the Empathy Map as a way of knowing the needs and desires of the Vila São Luís neighborhood, with this, it intends to boost urban resilience in order to improve the quality of life and well-being of those who live there. Therefore, the construction of resilient cities reveals a response to the emergence of healthy spaces, policies that make this scenario possible and, above all, adaptable spaces in the face of challenges.