2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1982-45132012000300008
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O solo urbano e a apropriação da natureza na cidade

Abstract: RESUMO:O artigo analisa a inserção do solo urbano como alvo da atuação dos promotores imobiliários, bem como a apropriação da natureza sob o aspecto mercadológico, tendo como recorte espacial de investigação o Litoral Sul de João Pessoa, capital do Estado da Paraíba, Brasil. A organização espacial de uma base fundiária urbana envolve intervenções tais como desmatamento, arruamento, desmembramentos de loteamentos já existentes, terraplanagem, delimitação das áreas destinadas à construção de equipamentos comunit… Show more

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“…As the researched person lives in an apartment in his city, it is noticeable that the cultivation of space becomes something so present and special for him, since the secondary residence allows for something that does not exist in the first one. Barbosa and Costa (2012) report that, with population growth and the expansion of urban areas that increasingly take up more space, people's contact with nature is reduced, and consequently characteristics such as clean air, drinking water and the calm provided by the natural environment become rare. The need to be in contact with this environment was highlighted by Assunção and Conceição (2018) ISSN in a survey carried out with residents of buildings in a neighborhood in Criciúma, who reported that their trips to the beach are intended to be closer to nature.…”
Section: Personificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the researched person lives in an apartment in his city, it is noticeable that the cultivation of space becomes something so present and special for him, since the secondary residence allows for something that does not exist in the first one. Barbosa and Costa (2012) report that, with population growth and the expansion of urban areas that increasingly take up more space, people's contact with nature is reduced, and consequently characteristics such as clean air, drinking water and the calm provided by the natural environment become rare. The need to be in contact with this environment was highlighted by Assunção and Conceição (2018) ISSN in a survey carried out with residents of buildings in a neighborhood in Criciúma, who reported that their trips to the beach are intended to be closer to nature.…”
Section: Personificationmentioning
confidence: 99%