A pandemia de covid-19 em relação às características do ambiente construído
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v19i1.1999Palavras-chave:
Ambiente Construído. Vizinhança. Habitação. Covid-19. Bem-estarResumo
Durante a pandemia de Covid-19, o ambiente construído impactou a saúde e a segurança da população. No Brasil, a pandemia impactou o modo de vida de muitas famílias, levantando demandas, principalmente de moradia e vizinhança. Esta pesquisa identificou fatores projetuais do ambiente construído que mais impactaram a vida das pessoas na pandemia de Covid-19. Foi realizada uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura para avaliar os impactos da pandemia no ambiente construído e identificamos recomendações e ações para a redução desses impactos. Como resultado, recomendamos, alterações no ambiente construído e melhorias para garantir o bem-estar dos moradores, em cenários presente e futuro.
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