The social components and the use of target images for the Piraquara River restoration in Realengo (RJ)
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https://doi.org/10.5935/cadernospos.v23n2p85-102Keywords:
River restoration, Social components, Target images, Piraquara RiverAbstract
This work addresses the challenge of balancing natural and urban objectives amidst the erasure of water bodies and disastrous floods, by sensitizing social agents involved in transforming territories. Specifically, the focus is on the reinsertion of rivers in cities, with an emphasis on recovering memory and perception of river landscapes and their impact on urban river restoration projects. The proposed solution is a conceptual structure that includes social components in prospective images, called target images. This structure was developed through a five-step process, including a general diagnosis, compartmentalization of the territory, historical research, qualitative interviews, and application of the conceptual structure. The case study used is the Piraquara River Sub-Basin in Rio de Janeiro, resulting in a new conceptual structure for reflecting on possible narratives and cultural repertoires of social agents involved in urban fluvial rehabilitation projects.
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