RESILIÊNCIA NA HABITAÇÃO SOCIAL:

AVALIAÇÃO PÓS-OCUPAÇÃO DA FLEXIBILIDADE

Abstract

Faced with the challenges and limits of the Minha Casa Minha Vida program, resilience in the built environment is fundamental, understood as the capacity to absorb and transform the various impacts over time. Spatial flexibility can be considered as an attribute to impart resilience. Although not present in the PMCMV projects, flexibility strategies are identified in the dwellings in an intuitive attempt to increase the adaptability of the place. The current master's research aims to evaluate the attribute of spatial flexibility through project analysis and post-occupation evaluation in case studies in the city of Uberlândia and to direct the results of the research in a practical and direct way to the user and their assistance using more interactive computational tools. The present article presents some of the results obtained in the research, reporting its theoretical basis, the definition of the APO evaluation instruments and the preliminary results of the evaluation of the impacts perceived in a case study. The research intends to advance the area in three main measures: (i) to analyze flexibility as an attribute of resilience in the built environment focused on the point of view of the user-dwellers identifying their adaptive capacities; (ii) develop technological tools and APO applications for analysis and availability of results; (iii) contribute in a practical and direct way to the user and his technical assistance