Arquitetura Hostil: mapeamento e divulgação de práticas hostis em espaços públicos de Salvador

Abstract

This research is dedicated to mapping and disseminating practices of Hostile Architecture in certain public places in Salvador in order to awaken in the population a different view of the city and the actions that subtly select the use of spaces. It begins with a study of bibliographical references on the concepts and characteristics of Hostile Architecture in Brazil and around the world, highlighting the role of Father Júlio Lancellotti in this theme and existing concrete examples. It goes on to analyze and contextualize data on homeless people in the city that is the subject of this study and how local governance deals with the issue. Finally, a survey of hostile elements and practices in some neighborhoods in the city of Salvador is carried out, with photographic records, using the Google Street View tool, and subsequent on-site visits. And as a final product, a collaborative map was created, locating each point where some hostile architectural practice was found, as well as publicizing the results of the research on an Instagram profile.