Diário do processo participativo de um projeto de habitação, ocupação Dandara em Maceió/AL

Abstract

The “Diary of a Participatory Process for a Housing Project in the Dandara Occupation in Maceió/AL” aims to study forms of production of social interest housing that involve popular participation. From theoretical references, it was possible to understand the problem of HIS production in Maceió through the understanding of the right to the city, the urban context and the structural conditions of the already built housing complexes, highlighting the popular participation in the production of housing and the city, such as alternative to the problem of urban segregation, and as a way to legitimize the guarantee of social rights. By analyzing the case of the Dandara Occupation, it was possible to glimpse the challenges of the transition from temporary social housing in the political occupation process to the conquest of the house. The participatory process of preparing a preliminary architectural and urban proposal for that community took into account the essential characteristics for social development through housing, unveiled through the immersion in the routine of the residents of the suburbs of Maceió. Together with the draft proposal, social characterization methodologies and approaches aimed at social and urban development were applied, in order to promote associative community practices and the strengthening of social relations for the well-being of residents. The proposal intends to serve as an instrument of struggle in the process of discussion about the construction of housing for the families of the Dandara Occupation. Thus, this Final Undergraduate Work emphasizes broad participation as a fundamental way of working to understand the dynamics that encompass the production and discussion of housing of social interest and the social role of the architect and urban planner.