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NO NEED FOR HOUSING
WHERE THERE’S A LACK OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY ALL AGENTS TO INVEST IN
NO NEED FOR HOUSING ALL AGENTS TO INVEST IN NO NEED FOR HOUSING - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
NO NEED FOR HOUSING ALL AGENTS TO INVEST IN NO NEED FOR HOUSING - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
NO NEED FOR HOUSING ALL AGENTS TO INVEST IN NO NEED FOR HOUSING WHERE THERES A LACK OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY PARAISOPOLIS NEIGHBORHOOD 1940 NOWADAYS PARAISOPOLIS NEIGHBORHOOD ANTONICO CREEK BREJO CREEK GIOVANNI
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PARAISOPOLIS
NEIGHBORHOOD
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NOWADAYS PARAISOPOLIS NEIGHBORHOOD
ANTONICO CREEK BREJO CREEK GIOVANNI GRONCHI AVENUE PINHEIROS RIVER
1940
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2018
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PARAISOPOLIS BECAME PART OF THE CITY
1949 1962 1985 2002
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PARAISOPOLIS IBIRAPUERA PARK SAO PAULO UNIVERSITY 129 ha 162 ha 473 ha 1.3 km² 1.6 km² 4.7 km² 1x 1.2x 3.6x 80,000 inhab. 130,000 visitors/day 95,000 students
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60,000? 80,000? 100,000?
PEOPLE
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OVER 17,000 HOMES...
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SHARING A VERY COMPLEX TERRITORY...
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SURROUNDING CONTRAST
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INTERNAL SOCIAL AND SPATIAL DIFFERENCES
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INTERNAL SOCIAL AND SPATIAL DIFFERENCES
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WHAT IS HOUSING IN PARAISOPOLIS?
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HOW IS PUBLIC SPACE IN PARAISOPOLIS?
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SOMETIMES, HOUSING PROVISION IS NOT ENOUGH.
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KIDS
ONLY 59% OF CHILDREN BETWEEN 4-14Y ARE STUDY INSIDE OF PARAISOPOLIS
BABIES
ONLY 36% OF CHILDREN BETWEEN 1-3Y ARE ATTENDED BY A DAY CARE CENTER
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YOUNG ADULTS
YOUNG ADULTS REPRESENT MORE THAN 40% OF PEOPLE LIVING IN PARAISOPOLIS
TEENAGERS
OVER 500 TEENAGERS DEMAND HIGHSCHOOL
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ELDERLY
ELDERLY PEOPLE REPRESENT AROUND 9% OF PEOPLE IN PARAISOPOLIS
WOMEN
MORE THAN 32% OF FAMILIES ARE HEADED BY SINGLE WOMEN
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AND WHO IS WORKING TO CHANGE THIS REALITY?
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GOVERNMENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NGO’S & NON-FOR PROFIT
HOUSING JOB FINDING HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE CULTURAL & EDUCATION PROGRAM STRUCTURING EDUCATION RIGHT OF HOUSING HEALTH EDUCATION GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION OF DEMANDS SOCIAL BALANCE
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GOVERNMENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NGO’S & NON-FOR PROFIT
COOKIE CUTTER SOLUTIONS LIMITED RESOURCES SPECIFIC ROLES BUDGET CONTRAINTS COMPROMISED FOLLOWTHROUGH LIMITED RESOURCES POOR EXECUTION DEPENDS ON POLITICAL WILL
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GOVERNMENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NGO’S & NON-FOR PROFIT
FOR PROFIT PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURS
IN A CONTEXT IN NEED OF ...
THERE IS ROOM FOR
THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
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PANIC!
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PATIENT CAPITAL + PLACE MAKING
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PATIENT CAPITAL + PLACE MAKING
client : EXXPON designer : RADDAR
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ANY KIND OF DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING / COMMERCIAL TOWER / SHOPING CENTER CATERS TO A SMALL SECTOR OF ALREADY SERVED POPULATION
REGULAR INVESTMENT R$ 40 MILLION R$ R$ 50 MILLION IN ...... 5 YRS
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INVESTMENT IN PARAISOPOLIS
R$ 40 MILLION R$ R$ 45 MILLION IN ...... 10 YRS
MIXED USE CULTURAL / COMMERCIAL INNOVATIVE USE
IMPACT THE LOW INCOME POPULATION
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SURVEYS LOCAL DEBATE
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OPEN LECTURES
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OPEN COURSE TO TEENAGERS
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SUPPORT TO LOCAL ARTISTS
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OPEN MOVIE NIGHTS
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NEW BALLET PAVILION
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BALLET PRESENTATIONS
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WE NOW KNOW THE PLACE
BETTER UNDERSTAND
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ZONING: ZEIS (ZONE OF SPECIAL SOCIAL INTEREST)
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A LEGALLY POSSIBLE USE OF SPACE
OR
A BETTER USE OF SPACE?
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A LEGALLY POSSIBLE USE OF SPACE
OR
A BETTER USE OF SPACE?
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LEASE REVENUE + PARKING PROFIT
= PERMANENT AND DESIGNED PLACE FOR FREE + OPEN PUBLIC SPACE FOR ALL CITIZENS IN PARAISOPOLIS
IN A
FULL CYCLE
PLANNING
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BREAKING THE ISLAND CONDITION
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PUBLIC USE [SOCIAL PROGRAM] COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL OPEN AND PUBLIC AMPHITHEATER PUBLIC SPACE
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PUBLIC USE [AUDITORIUM] COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL PUBLIC USE [SOCIAL PROGRAM] PUBLIC SPACE
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HOW TO MAKE SPACE FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR TO ACT? HOW CAN A FOR-PROFIT BUSINESS + DESIGN BE A PLAYER IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MORE INCLUSIVE CITY?
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THANK YOU!
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IN/FORMA RADDAR
Based in Paraisópolis since 2014, RADDAR team noticed that despite the existence
- f studies and publications on Paraisópolis
(dealing with housing, health, education, society), none of it was developed inside the neighborhood, or in a locally established research hub that was committed to understanding its territory and population. Therefore, IN/FORMA emerged as a research group from within Paraisópolis, focused on enabling new knowledge and points of view
- n the neighborhood, while approaching it
from a perception that “Informal City” is not an “Anti-City”, but a reality that needs to be understood and analyzed in its social and economical relations. IN/FORMA is a participatory process that evolves around the idea of constant teaching and learning as one of its main strengths – an exchange between professionals and the residents of Paraisópolis. IN/FORMA is an
- pen hub for those looking to work within
the territory of Paraisópolis! “RESEARCH AS DESIGN AND DESIGN AS RESEARCH” For us, complementary processes, parts
- f the same system, contribute to keeping
- ur Architecture and Urban Design practice
proactive and current. All our projects refmect a form of social engagement. At RADDAR, an offjce led by the architect and urban planner Sol Camacho, we are passionate about connecting people and ideas, fjnding opportunities and developing relationships through design, processes and refmections. Research, Write and Teach. For us relationships with universities, cultural foundations and institutions are an important part of our work as project catalysts. We constantly collaborate with other architecture offjces and partners from different disciplines. http://raddar.org