Diretrizes projetuais da arquitetura inclusiva nos espaços públicos da região central de Maringá

Abstract

In order to preserve the intrinsic history of Maringa, it is necessary to understand the possible ways of accessibility and inclusion in public spaces that seek to preserve the memory of who we were and what we are and, thus, preserve the identity of a certain place. For this, it is necessary to discuss social and cultural integration in the urban space, which implies, first of all, to understand that these are actions of individual recognition. This article aims to highlight the importance of looking at people with reduced mobility, whether they are elderly, pregnant women, lactating women and people with Special Needs or PCDs in the use of public space, as according to some research carried out shows us the difficulties faced in the cities by these people, during the analysis, it was possible to understand that preserving public spaces is to destine urban mobility to social inclusion and regional culture in an integrated way, towards a collective identity, acting directly in the material recognition of these spaces, which represent the identity of the population of Maringá and region. In this sense, it is necessary to establish support spaces that encourage use, respecting the inclusion and preservation of the public space. Thus, valuing a good implies recognizing it as an integral part of its social and cultural identity, only in this way will it be possible to act in defense of inclusive architecture.