Porto Maravilha: Urban dynamics of a changing tertiary sector after Rio 2016
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https://doi.org/10.14198/jhse.2018.13.Proc1.04Keywords:
OLYMPIC LEGACY, TERTIARY SPACE, URBANISM, URBAN REGENERATION, RIO 2016Abstract
Rio Olympics 2016 triggered a series of urban works to grant Rio its new status as a “global” and “Olympic” city. Among these works, there is the great urban regeneration called “Porto Maravilha” in the harbor area, whose financial injection – despite not directly related to the Games -, and importance in reshaping a strategic and historical central area has turned it into one of the most publicized Olympic legacies. This paper explores the importance of the “tertiary space” in the project’s success, by analyzing its transformations in two main areas of the initial interventions: Sacadura Cabral Street, between Mauá Square and Barão de Tefé Avenue; and the Olympic Boulevard. Urban theories regarding the formation of centralities (Vargas, 2014a), creation of urban vitality and ambiences (Gehl, 1996), the relation between tertiary space and “urban sustainability” (Salgueiro, 2011), as well as the idea of different times in urban spaces (the slow and the fast) (Cachinho, 2010), are used in order to comprehend relations between users and city. As methods, this paper uses empirical observations from a field trip in May 2017 (counting, mapping, diary writing and photographing (Gehl, 2013)), as well as land use maps made in loco by the author. By comparing the above mentioned localities with two other consolidated central areas – the Mercado and Assembleia Streets -, this paper emphasizes aspects that determine different profiles of tertiary activities in each region, which reflect in their urban dynamics and the legacy of Porto Maravilha in physical, social and economic termsFunding
processo nº 2016/21367-8, Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)Downloads
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