Proposta de um edifício híbrido na quadra 106 norte em Palmas TO: vitalidade, segurança e multiplicidade de usos

Abstract

During antiquity the combination of housing with trade guaranteed invaluable experiences, this fact, which has been lost in contemporary cities by excessive zoning of functions and the peaks of movement arising from them. Thus, the implementation of mixed-use buildings becomes feasible for the promotion of vitality, street appropriation, increased density and decreased displacements. In this context fits Palmas-TO, characterized by commercial subcentralities with intense daytime movement and empty at night. This academic work reviews the literature on the subject, and analyzes the dynamics of the city focusing on the area of implementation of the architecture project, which represents the final product. The program of needs adopted includes housing, commerce, service, leisure and culture, which will complement the use of space at times when today there is no movement, with this, seeks to increase the sense of security and the appropriation of space by the population.