Anteprojeto arquitetônico de um centro de acolhimento para mulheres vítimas de violência doméstica em Belém do Pará

Abstract

Violence against women is a problem that is rooted in society. Over the years, the female struggle began to gain greater visibility, however, even today, the number of reports of violence against women continues to grow alarmingly, regardless of the type of violence suffered, whether physical or psychological. The Casulo Project arose from this urgent demand for more places to support women victims of violence who find themselves in unsafe homes, aiming to be a welcoming, cozy environment that contributes to the reintegration of those welcomed into society with greater autonomy and security. In this way, an architectural preliminary project was developed for a reception center for victims of domestic violence in Belém do Pará, through the collection of bibliographic and iconographic data, in addition to a technical and cadastral survey, enabling the elaboration of the architectural proposal, as well as the documentation, through the use of BIM technology software, with the aim of proposing a project with environments that present more humanized and inviting spaces, providing well-being and comfort for these women and also their children, in a time of so much vulnerability, having as one of its main pillars the use of biophilia as an integrative and healing element.