Análise da negligência na aplicação da vedação da arquitetura hostil por meio da análise do PDU de Vitória

Abstract

This study investigates negligence in the implementation of hostile architecture in Greater Vitória and its impacts on the right to the city. Through a critical analysis of urban legislation, specialized literature, and field studies, the study identifies the main types of hostile architecture in the region and their effects on the marginalized population of the municipality of Vitória-ES. The research demonstrates how hostile architecture contributes to social exclusion and violates the right to the city, hindering access to public spaces and essential services for people in vulnerable situations. In addition to identifying and analyzing the main types of hostile architecture in the region and their deleterious effects on the population living on the streets, this study delves into the violations of the City Statute perpetrated by such measures. Hostile architecture, in turn, by hindering access to public spaces and essential services, undermines the fundamental principles of the Statute, erecting physical and symbolic barriers that exclude and marginalize the most vulnerable. The study proposes alternatives to ensure urban security and the right to the city for all, advocating for the construction of more just, inclusive, and secure cities. By addressing the relationship between urban exclusion and architecture, the study contributes to the debate on the social function of architecture and the right to the city. The research highlights the need for public policies that combat spatial segregation and promote social inclusion, ensuring equitable access to urban space for all citizens