Anteprojeto arquitetônico para um centro de desenvolvimento de atividades pesqueiras no bairro de Garça Torta - Maceió/AL

Abstract

Fishing spaces are a major target of urban transformations, and even though they are an important economic activity for the country, this category continues to be segregated on urban land. So present in the culture of the state of Alagoas, this activity has high cultural, affective and economic relevance in the neighborhood of Garça Torta - Maceió/AL, which located in the expansion zone of the city of Maceió, is going through a process of landscape decharacterization and gentrification. Through a literature review, it was possible to understand the historical, social, economic and environmental aspects of artisanal fishing in Brazil and around the world, highlighting its importance for food security, income generation and biodiversity conservation, as well as the challenges faced by the sector, such as the lack of infrastructure, public policies and updated data. The concepts of place of memory and multisensory architecture were studied to give meaning to the designed space, enabling the community to connect with it. Finally, the objective of this work is to present an architectural preliminary project for a fishing activities development center in the neighborhood of Garça Torta, in Maceió/AL, through which it is intended to value and preserve the culture and economy of artisanal fishing in the region.