Ruas para brincar: anteprojeto urbanístico de corredor à primeira infância na avenida barão de igarapé miri no bairro do Guamá

Abstract

The invisibility of children on the social scene is reflected, among other things, in the exclusion of their needs and desires in decisions related to the city. In this sense, seeking to elevate children to protagonists of the public space, First Childhood Corridor aims to innovate, with the urban requalification of Rua Barão de Igarapé Miri, in the municipality of Belém, with an intervention focused on playful and multisensory aspects, promoting a more fun and accessible walkability, not only for the little ones, but also for their network of caregivers. Thus, through on-site interviews and references to related projects, the project provides solutions that make the child's experience in public spaces more playful, safe and independent, with the resizing of sidewalk lanes, the placement of urban furniture for resting and the implementation of new green areas. Thus demonstrating that a good city for children is a good city for everyone.