Parque Caminho: anteprojeto paisagístico em espaço livre no bairro da Santa Lúcia, Maceió/AL

Abstract

The creation of free spaces in the urban environment is essential to guarantee social interaction and the movement of people on the streets; Inhabited spaces are places that generate daily activities, in addition to promoting the population's sociability and belonging to the city. Therefore, the present work aims to develop a preliminary landscape design for a park for public use in the neighborhood of Santa Lúcia, Maceió-AL. The creation of the Park aims to meet the current needs of residents due to its strong potential, due to its current use, although it does not have adequate infrastructure and equipment. According to the diagnosis of the neighborhood, it was possible to understand the demands and needs felt by residents and how they appropriate spaces without any type of infrastructure for the development of physical and leisure activities. To develop the draft proposal, a theoretical survey was initially carried out, in literature such as: articles, books and dissertations, as well as the transformations generated in public spaces after the COVID-19 pandemic; subsequently, the neighborhood and study area were characterized; study of repertoire considering the positive and negative points; as well as the use of AutoCad and SketchUp software to produce maps, technical and 3D boards. In addition to the schematic drawings, collages and botanical memorial; Furthermore, on-site visits and photographic records were carried out. From the data collected, the preliminary study and conceptualization stage for the development of the preliminary project began, taking as a starting point the concept of paths, created and used by residents and visitors to the intervention area, in order to value the way in which the space is already used, but there are proposals for improvements. Obtaining as a result a space that values and provides adequate means of infrastructure and equipment for the use of different activities by everyone. Thus, promoting social interaction and contact with nature through its natural resources, such as the springs and forests found in the intervention area; in addition to the creation of appropriate places for sport, culture and leisure.