PUBLIC SPACE NOWADAYS AND IN THE FUTURE: APPLIED UTOPIANISM
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https://doi.org/10.12957/geouerj.2021.45132Keywords:
Public Space. Utopian. Coexistence. CityAbstract
Introduction: Nowadays, urban public space, more precisely the streets, sidewalks, parks and squares, many times have their usage and functions underused, conflicted, outstanding a function deviation, fear and difference contrasting with the authentic public space, we free access, both physical and symbolical. With the popularization of the automobile, violence and the low quality – either formal or functional – of the contemporary public space, we have an ongoing problem, that is, public spaces that no longer perform their functions. Objective: Thus, aiming at maximizing its usage and reducing its conflicts, we present reflections about studies developed on the ideal and utopian public space. For that, we raise the following questions: a) what is a good public space? b) what is the aim of a utopian public space? c) what have been idealized and already implanted? Methodology: Our methodological support was based on bibliographical research. Results: Among the results, we highlight that coexistence (sociocultural, environmental and of transport modes) is the main characteristic of utopianism. In addition, a good public space is that one which promotes the desire of permanence among its users. Conclusion: The utopian public space will demand an impacting socio-spatial charge in or cities, considering new modalities alternative energies, recreation of the primary landscape and, above all, excelling for coexistence.Downloads
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2021-07-29
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Franciscon, A., & Bovo, M. C. (2021). PUBLIC SPACE NOWADAYS AND IN THE FUTURE: APPLIED UTOPIANISM. Geo UERJ, (39), e45132. https://doi.org/10.12957/geouerj.2021.45132
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