AVALIANDO ENGAJAMENTO EM HABITAÇÃO DE INTERESSE SOCIAL:

UMA BUSCA POR RESILIÊNCIA

Abstract

Given the present state of vulnerability, especially in relation to Social Housing, it is necessary to consider resilience as an adaptive capacity to combat it, reducing/healing the small and constant impacts that these communities suffer, which are harmful in the long run. In this scenario, the present work originates from a master's research, entitled “CO-PRODUCING RESILIENCE IN SOCIAL HOUSING: How to evaluate resilience through engagement?”, which is structured through the concept of social resilience and coproduction, and its impacts on the built environment, having as a case study a Social Housing Neighborhood in Uberlândia (MG). The dissertation aims, with theoretical research, application of Post-Occupancy Evaluation and Coproduction tools, to investigate the neighborhood's resilience Engagement indicators, identifying which impacts and qualities determine this resilience. This article presents part of the research focused on the process of construction of the Post-Occupancy Evaluation tool. With the results we intend to encourage a discussion about social resilience indicators in the built environment, as well as on the evaluation tools.