Anteprojeto arquitetônico de uma sede para ONG Casa de Cultura Cidadã Urucum em Joaquim Gomes-AL

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the integration between architecture, social context, and community demands, focusing on the development of the project for the headquarters of the ONG CACCUM in the city of Joaquim Gomes-AL. The motivation for this research arises from the need to understand how architecture can be a tool for promoting social inclusion and community development. Through methods of documentary analysis, participant observation, and interviews, we sought to understand the needs of the institution and the community it serves. The development of the study included the elaboration of the needs program, considering the activities of the NGO and the local socioeconomic reality, the analysis of the social context, and the formulation of the architectural proposal. The final project presents a spatial distribution that reflects the various activities of the institution, aiming not only to meet the identified demands but also to promote an inclusive, functional, and welcoming environment. It is concluded that the integration between architecture and social context is fundamental for the development of spaces that effectively meet the needs of the community, promoting the well-being and integration of the users.