Arquitetura efêmera: anteprojeto arquitetônico de um festival musical de pequeno porte em São Luís - MA

Abstract

Musical festivals are one of the main examples of ephemeral architecture and their role in leisure and the dynamics of urban life reflects the importance of these events for society and for professionals in the field of architecture who work, together with several other professionals, in the design of these events. In the 1960s, the first festivals were recorded in Brazil, which today is home to several festivals that take place annually and attract thousands of spectators during the event. São Luís in Maranhão, in turn, is also the stage for these festivities, with the BR-135 Festival standing out. The work aims to explore the versatility of the festival's architectural elements and their contribution to the public experience through an architectural preliminary design of these elements. The methodology adopted is based on bibliographical research relevant to the subject and case study analysis. Based on this, the preliminary project for the festival will be developed, seeking to meet the parameters listed during the research that provide flexibility in the use of structures and greater interaction between the spectator and the elements of the event in terms of architecture