Visão do presente e ideias para o futuro: um estudo de intervenção urbana para o bairro Parque Amazonas

Abstract

This final undergraduate project proposes an urban intervention study in the Parque Amazonas neighborhood of São Luís do Maranhão, based on the principles of tactical urbanism, human scale, and community activation. The methodology is anchored in Christopher Alexander's work "A Language of Patterns" (2013), focusing on patterns 14 (Identifiable Neighborhoods), 30 (Activity Nodes), 33 (Nightlife), 60 (Accessible Squares), 67 (Collective Outdoor Area), and 69 (External and Public Environment), articulated with theoretical frameworks such as Jane Jacobs, Henri Lefebvre, Raquel Rolnik, and Jan Gehl. The proposal aims to requalify the neighborhood through gentle, modular, and socially integrative interventions, promoting belonging, vitality, and spatial equity for its users. Expected results include greater community cohesion, reactivation of public spaces, strengthening the local economy, and reversing urban desertification.